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userdoc:tt_universal_plug_play [2012/07/08 16:08] abelbeck |
userdoc:tt_universal_plug_play [2012/07/17 15:09] abelbeck |
* The configuration variable ''UPNP_SECURE_MODE'' defaults to ''UPNP_SECURE_MODE="yes"'' which limits clients to add mappings to only their IPv4 address. Setting ''UPNP_SECURE_MODE="no"'' will disable "secure mode" but may be required in some situations. | * The configuration variable ''UPNP_SECURE_MODE'' defaults to ''UPNP_SECURE_MODE="yes"'' which limits clients to add mappings to only their IPv4 address. Setting ''UPNP_SECURE_MODE="no"'' will disable "secure mode" but may be required in some situations. |
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* Users with networking experience may define a separate internal interface LAN or DMZ via a VLAN to contain only Universal Plug'n'Play clients. Then using a managed switch, force these clients on this special Universal Plug'n'Play network. The //Interfaces:// setting above would only be this one special network. | * Users with networking experience may define a separate internal interface LAN or DMZ via a VLAN to contain only Universal Plug'n'Play clients. Then using a managed switch, configure these clients on this special Universal Plug'n'Play network. The //Interfaces:// setting above would only be this one special network. |
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* By default only port numbers 1024 through 65535 are allowed to be remapped. | * Only port numbers 1024 through 65535 are allowed to be remapped for the external interface and also by default on the internal interface(s). The variable ''UPNP_ALLOW'' may optionally specify the allowed internal port-range along with the IPv4 address, defaulting to 1024-65535 . For example ''UPNP_ALLOW="192.168.101.90~3000-4000"'' will allow an internal port range of 3000-4000 for IPv4 address 192.168.101.90. |
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