I am using the firewall package that came with 6.4. Neither kicq nor
ICQJava can establish a connection. Both work fine when the firewall
is stopped. What do I need to allow? I don't have a sniffer running,
and there's no documentation about the ports that ICQ listens on. I
have noticed 1067, 1069 so far. The ICQ server is at 205.188.153.100 -
205.188.153.110 (looks like) and connects on port 4000.
TIA
Corvin
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Corvin Russell
Corvin Russell:
and there's no documentation about the ports that ICQ listens on. Corvin (not read but looked up): http://www.icq.com/icqtour/firewall/netadmin.html
Peter
Hi,
I am using the firewall package that came with 6.4. Neither kicq nor ICQJava can establish a connection. Both work fine when the firewall is stopped. What do I need to allow? I don't have a sniffer running, and there's no documentation about the ports that ICQ listens on. I have noticed 1067, 1069 so far. The ICQ server is at 205.188.153.100 - 205.188.153.110 (looks like) and connects on port 4000.
Along with the advice from Philipp Snizek and Peter Wiersig, look up http://www.e-infomax.com/ipmasq/appsup.html . There is a ipmasq module for icq there. No idea how well or if it works. John
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I will try them all, though
whatever I have tried so far has not worked. There do appear to be
problems with Kicq itself. E.g., inter alia, I was able to use my old
ICQ#s even though i couldn't remember the passwords. Don't know where
that problem lies.
Best,
Corvin
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Corvin Russell
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