HI folks,
I'm trying to set some rules for my firewall. My setting is LMS on a wired network (linux Debian server) and many PiCorePlayers on the wireless network. If I allow traffic between the single IPs (all ports), it all works. As soon as I try to specify ports, it stops working.
I did some packet capture but the ports keep changing, at least on the PiCorePlayer end. Does anyone know how to map the ports across?
I have figures out the following up to now:
a) LMS streams on port 3483
b) LMS has its payer listening on port 9000
c) pCP seem to listen on 34882 for streaming and port 80 for the WebGUI
As soon as I map the above ports, things seem to change. Also, packet capture reveals that ports 60612 and 60628 are also being used on the pCP devices and are communicating with LMS port 9000.
Anyone successfully managed to build some tight rules around a similar configuration?
Thanks
I'm trying to set some rules for my firewall. My setting is LMS on a wired network (linux Debian server) and many PiCorePlayers on the wireless network. If I allow traffic between the single IPs (all ports), it all works. As soon as I try to specify ports, it stops working.
I did some packet capture but the ports keep changing, at least on the PiCorePlayer end. Does anyone know how to map the ports across?
I have figures out the following up to now:
a) LMS streams on port 3483
b) LMS has its payer listening on port 9000
c) pCP seem to listen on 34882 for streaming and port 80 for the WebGUI
As soon as I map the above ports, things seem to change. Also, packet capture reveals that ports 60612 and 60628 are also being used on the pCP devices and are communicating with LMS port 9000.
Anyone successfully managed to build some tight rules around a similar configuration?
Thanks