Re: Newbie question
Jeremy Hill <[email protected]> Tue, 02 May 2006 10:49:56 -0400
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.security.zebedee.general |
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| Organization | Penn State University |
| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Just an FYI, I found the problem and it wasn't zebedee. Turns out that if your network hardware does checksum offloading then zebedee ignores the packets (as good encryption software should). As soon as I fixed the checksum offloading problem it worked like a charm! Jeremy Hill wrote: > Hi all, > > I have quite a newbie question. Here's the scenario: > > I want to stream video via UDP from one box to another. What I want to > do is send data from VLC to local port on one box, and have zebedee > forward that data to another box. Then have the other box receive the > data, decrypt it and forward that to a local port on that box for VLC to > receive the data there. > > I think I have the first part figured out, and I believe I am sending > the information correctly. I am using this command client-side: > > zebedee -u *IP address* > > where IP address is the appropriate IPv4 destination for the other box. > I then use this command on the server box: > > zebedee -s -u > > which, as I read it should accept a request to redirect to whatever > local port I tell VLC to listen on. The problem is that it doesn't > work. What I would like to do is tell zebedee exactly what port to send > to from the client side, and tell zebedee which port to receive on and > which port to forward to on the server side. What syntax will work for > what I'm attempting? > > Thanks > Jeremy -- ---------- Jeremy Hill Systems Design Specialist ASET/AIT/ITS Financial Services Enabling Technologies 814-777-9479 http://aset.its.psu.edu/ait/unix_group/
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