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I am trying to use dialpad.com and have followed the instructions for making
it work over a firewall. Essentially, I have to open udp ports 51200 and
51201 and tcp port 51210 and redirect them to one of my internally masqed
PCs. I am using the TrinityOS strong ruleset and have everything else about
my network working fine.
I added the following port forwarding commands to my system:
ipmasqdm portfw -f
ipmasqdm portfw -a -P tcp -L <firewall IP> 51210 -R <internal PC IP> 51210
ipmasqdm portfw -a -P upd -L <firewall IP> 51201 -R <internal PC IP> 51201
ipmasqdm portfw -a -P upd -L <firewall IP> 51200 -R <internal PC IP> 51200
Do I also need to do something in my firewall rules to allow access to these
ports? This alone does not seem to do the trick?
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