J
Jason
I am using a Linksys BEFW11S4 with the latest firmware
1.45 with Windows XP and having difficulties using the
video/voice conference in MSN Messenger 6. I've tried
calling linksys, they have been giving me a different
solution everytime I call, and none of them seem to work.
I've read many suggestions none of them seem to work
either. Many people say just enable the upnp on the router
and msn will automatically do the rest. Which is not the
case. I have three questions:
1. Do the machines who wish to use voice/video need to
have a static IP?
2.Do I have to enable UPNP on the router and install the
UPNP services provided by microsoft? Or just one of them?
3. Do I need to open specific ports? If so which ones and
which tab should I be entering this info on the router
configuration page?
I've been trying different combinations and doesn't seem
to work.
It'll be great if microsoft and Linksys worked together
and solved this problem once and for all.
1.45 with Windows XP and having difficulties using the
video/voice conference in MSN Messenger 6. I've tried
calling linksys, they have been giving me a different
solution everytime I call, and none of them seem to work.
I've read many suggestions none of them seem to work
either. Many people say just enable the upnp on the router
and msn will automatically do the rest. Which is not the
case. I have three questions:
1. Do the machines who wish to use voice/video need to
have a static IP?
2.Do I have to enable UPNP on the router and install the
UPNP services provided by microsoft? Or just one of them?
3. Do I need to open specific ports? If so which ones and
which tab should I be entering this info on the router
configuration page?
I've been trying different combinations and doesn't seem
to work.
It'll be great if microsoft and Linksys worked together
and solved this problem once and for all.