Linux Guarddog & port 8000

Thanks nske,

Guiarddog does not have RTP filtering built in. you need to define RTP , and the associated port with use of udp or tcp in order to create the rule.

I'll try the iptables way and then the guarddog way and let you know what happens.

R

Hi,

Nothing seems to work. Allowing the sending of traffic via port 8000/udp fails everytime.

I have tried with IPTABLES rules asuggested - got the same dropped packets.

Tried via Guarddog and same problem.

Maybe I am not destined to use port 8000.

Any other suggestions.

R

whoops, the message sais that the dropped packets have a source port of 8000, not a destination port!

Try as following:

iptables -A OUTPUT -p udp --sport 8000 -j ACCEPT

Sorry

Thanks Nske

I'll try this weekend and let you know how I get on.

br

R