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More info?)
Hi,
Actually, you *can* do router to a router (something we call double NATing). But, you cannot
use Messenger's features in this scenario (as UPnP really doesn't like this situation).
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"LNagel" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0f1201c4effd$0a9d1e90$a601280a@phx.gbl...
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Is anyone able to videoconference with firmware 2.50?
>>Although UPnP is enabled, i can only connect to a
> wireless
>>machine inside my firewall. Anyone?
>>.
>>Hello, Maybe doesn't apply but I had the exact problem
> with my linksys router...been jackin with it for over 3
> weeks now...
>
> anyway..boils down to :
>
> had my sprint dsl modem set up as router also...
> router into router.... bad
> reconfigure sprint modem into bridge....
> bridge into router...good
>
> finally reconfigure linksys router to run PPPoe instead
> of trying to run from dhcp....
>
> things finally working perfect...
>
> goofy part was...for 3 weeks I would get limited
> connectivity...no rhyme or reason... just kinda
> happened...
>
> not many sites will explicity come out and say "don't run
> a router into a router"
>
> anyway..maybe its something you can use...Happy New
> Year...
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