Le jeu, 29/04/2004 à 13:58 -0400, Morris Beverly a écrit : > Hi, > > I guess this is beating a dead horse, but I'm going to ask anyway since the > reason is to help isolated medical patients (in this case bone marrow > transplant recipients) communicate with their families. > > I know that the best way to get through a firewall is to open up the > required ports, or to change to a gatekeeper, or SIP gateway. However, the Even with a gatekeeper or SIP gateway you will have to open the required ports. There is no miracle ;) > people I'm trying to help have no real technical expertise themselves at > the home side and the hospitals' IT staff generally have bigger/other fish > to fry or are simply too swamped to find time to work on it. > > Is it possible to set up a vpn or something similar to tunnel all network > traffic through a single port (preferably port 80 since it's almost always > open) so that all the h323 ports are "open" between both computers? I'm > sorry if this is a dumb/unworkable/already dismissed idea, but I'm stumped > and would really like to be able to help these folks. > Yes, I've already run GnomeMeeting using CIPE as VPN on one unique UDP port. > They are currently using some video phones that "work" over a regular POTS > line, but the quality is, as you can imagine very poor. > > I was hoping, in an ideal world, to be able to make a bootable CD with > everything set up for gnomemeeting and the required vpn or whatever so the > required technical stuff could be minimized for the patients (or anyone else). > > Once again, I apologize if this is just a pipe dream, but I appreciate your > thoughts anyway. > Just remember everything is possible ;) > thanks, > > morris > > > _______________________________________________ > GnomeMeeting-list mailing list > GnomeMeeting-list gnome org > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnomemeeting-list
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