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<blockquote data-quote="cedric" data-source="post: 103112" data-attributes="member: 26216">Hello,From the WikiFirewallsThe streaming server uses the IETF RTSP/RTP protocols. RTSP runs on top of TCP, while RTP runs on UDP. Many firewalls are configured to restrict TCP packets by port number, and are very restrictive on UDP. Open the appropriate ports on the firewall. This allows the streaming server to be accessed via RTSP/RTP on the default ports and provides better use of network resources, lower speeds for client connections and less load on the server. Firewalls include ?McAfee, Norton, Windows Firewall which ships with Windows XP SP2, and Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) which ships with Windows 2000. The Ports that need to be open for unrestricted streaming include:&nbsp;&nbsp; 1. TCP Port 554: Used for RTSP&nbsp;&nbsp; 2. UDP Ports 6970 - 9999: used for UDP streaming.&nbsp;&nbsp; 3. Note a smaller range of UDP ports can usually be used (typically 6970-6999).Try to open the port 6970 to 9999.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cedric, post: 103112, member: 26216"] Hello, From the Wiki [I]Firewalls The streaming server uses the IETF RTSP/RTP protocols. RTSP runs on top of TCP, while RTP runs on UDP. Many firewalls are configured to restrict TCP packets by port number, and are very restrictive on UDP. Open the appropriate ports on the firewall. This allows the streaming server to be accessed via RTSP/RTP on the default ports and provides better use of network resources, lower speeds for client connections and less load on the server. Firewalls include ?McAfee, Norton, Windows Firewall which ships with Windows XP SP2, and Internet Connection Firewall (ICF) which ships with Windows 2000. The Ports that need to be open for unrestricted streaming include: 1. TCP Port 554: Used for RTSP [COLOR="Blue"]2. UDP Ports 6970 - 9999: used for UDP streaming. 3. Note a smaller range of UDP ports can usually be used (typically 6970-6999).[/COLOR][/I] Try to open the port 6970 to 9999. [/QUOTE]

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