Since I installed the firewall in the server I have not tried to use DC++ but today I thought I would give it a try. Though I realized I couldnt search for anything and people couldn’t download files. After a short chat with Fredrik I realized why. I didn’t forward any ports from my public ip to the PC on the local net. So just to configure NATd to do that.<\/p>\n
Fredrik had a natd.conf which I didn’t but it turned out it was not so hard to fix. Add or change the following lines in rc.conf:<\/p>\n
\n natd_enable=\"YES\"\n natd_flags=\"-config \/etc\/natd.conf\" \n natd_interface=\"vr0\"<\/pre>\n\nThe last line should be you public interface, the one connected to Internet.
\nThen create a natd.conf-file with entries that are the arguments you would give natd:<\/p>\n\n interface vr0 \n # Direct Connect redirect \n redirect_port tcp 192.168.0.5:412 412 \n redirect_port udp 192.168.0.5:412 412<\/pre>\n\nNow you have to start natd with the new config. If you have natd already running kill it first. Give teh following command to start natd:<\/p>\n
natd -a nn.nn.nn.nn -config \/etc\/natd.conf<\/pre>\nwhere nn.nn.nn.nn is your external ip.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Since I installed the firewall in the server I have not tried to use DC++ but today I thought I would give it a try. Though I realized I couldnt search for anything and people couldn’t download files. After a … Continue reading