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#9039 31/01/03 07:03 AM
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I've tried forwarding a range of ports, specifically 4090 to 4099 and even some other ports for DCC Send, but all I can ever do is Recieve.

I've also played with the local info settings.

Any suggestions/sites I can look at?

Saffy

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Try using the search feature here, all forums, expand the date range, and as search term use the brand of router you have, or use the word router. You should find several links to urls that may help you for your specific brand, or to places like web page that cover a lot of them.


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But I don't have a "brand" of router.

I'm running a Linux box with kernel 2.4.18 and iptables v1.2.2

#9042 01/02/03 06:14 PM
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you have to load the ipable modules for dcc. Be sure you have allowed port forwarding and tell your firewall about dnat.
ip_conntrack_irc and ip_nat_irc
you'll probably also have to add a a line in your firewall script using the state table. it should look like
Code:
  iptables -A INPUT -i YourInternetInterface -p tcp -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
 

( not being at home i can't give you the exact line. it may also depend of how tight is your firewall)
i had also to set mirc to use my lan ip and not the internet ip of the linux box

see iptable tutorials

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I've got both NAT and Connection Tracking enabled for IRC.

I haven't got the acceptance line added just yet tho, I'll try that later when I get some time.

Thanks =)

PS. To anyone reading this I wouldn't recommend checking out the IPtables Tutorials if you read only english and not hacker speak =P


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