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Use iChat A/V features with NAT routers that bind SIP
I thought that port number was the port to login to AOL with..... nothing else.
Use iChat A/V features with NAT routers that bind SIP
I'm with you on this one, Jaydisc. I thought this was only the port to which iChat connected to the AIM service. I just tested this with two mac's on the same LAN and a one-way video conference. I sniffed the packets with tcpdump and saw nothing which indicated that changing the AIM server settings to port 80 would also change the iChatAV ports. This could be a limitation in my test though, since I tried only a successful case. Switching to different port numbers could be a fall-back mechanism...
Use iChat A/V features with NAT routers that bind SIP
I thought the same too. But I've seen so many times when my friend (who's not exactly computer illiterate) has managed to call me with his port set to 443 (the SSL equivalent of port 80) but not with it set to the default that I think there's something more to it.
Use iChat A/V features with NAT routers that bind SIP
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