Re: ssh-tunnel with gnomemeeting?

From: jmartin@mail.uni-mainz.de
Date: 12/29/02 

From: jmartin@mail.uni-mainz.de
Date: 29 Dec 2002 08:42:53 GMT

gnomemeeting works fine over a VPN. If you are running Debian GNU/Linux
on both ends of the network, you could use the secvpn package to create
such a VPN using ppp and ssh. This setup works great for me, and IMHO
it's much easier than setting up a gatekeeper or proxy for gnomemeeting.
I'm not sure whether secvpn exists for other distributions...

  Johannes

Andreas Mueller <Mueller--A@t-online.de> wrote:
: Hi, folks ...

: sorry, i am a ssh-newbie and really know, that the answer for the
: following question could be found IN the manuals, but believe me,
: i tried hard but did not succeed:

: I want to use some communicationsoftware called gnomemeeting, which uses
: the following ports:

: (..faq..)

: What ports does GnomeMeeting use for H.323?
:
: 1720 TCP for the H.225 channel.
: TCP ports between 30000 and 30010 for the H.245 channel.
: UDP ports between 5000 and 5003 for audio and video.

: But, in fact, i am very keen on tunneling this traffic through ssh ...
: but i dont know how ...

: any, ideas ???

: thankx a lot, andi

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