I read the IP Masquerade HOWTO a month ago, and I remebered that it
talked specificly about NetMeeting. Here is the excerpt that talks
about it:
Clients that do not Work:
All H.323 programs
- MS Netmeeting, Intel Internet Phone Beta 2 - Connects but voice
travels one way (out). Check out Equivalence's PhonePatch
H.323 gateway for one possible solution.
UPDATE: There is now BETA code on the MASQ WWW site to work with
Microsoft Netmeeting v2.x code on 2.0.x kernels. There is NO
modules as of yet for NetMeeting v3.x and/or 2.2.x kernels.
It does look like there are other programs that you could use instead of
Netmeeting on the Windows Machines.
goto
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/IP-Masquerade-HOWTO-6.html#ss6.1
John Albee
Alan Gore wrote:
>
> I'm running a RH6.1 firewall/IP masquerader between a US West DSL connection
> and a small LAN whose nodes run Windows NT and 98. When I run Microsoft Net
> meeting on either machine, I can connect to the other party, share files,
> and speak, but I can't hear what the other party is speaking to me through
> his mike. Since I get exactly the same failure on two machines running
> different versions of Windows and with different sound cards, I suspect that
> my firewall is not passing the audio in my direction. My firewall is set up
> with the very simplest ipchains script at the moment, since I don't want to
> get fancy until all my apps work
>
> Is anyone else using NetMeeting through a Linux firewall?
>
> Alan Gore
>
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