Ok. I've tried to find out about the ADSL line and most peeps have said it
is non-NAT and its the ICS thats cuasing a problem. A few said it is NAT
but on looking at a very white papers for UK ADSL it appears that a Packet
forwarding system is used rather than NAT
So overally it seems as though its ICS causing the problem. If you ever
hear of a fix please let me know :o)
Thanks,
Stuart.
> > My friend is in a house where 5 of them share an ADSL line. He is a
> client
> > on their internal network which is connected to the ADSL line through
ICS
> > and someone elses PC. He had tried Netmeeting to talk with family and
he
> > can see and hear them but they can't see or hear him. On looking on the
> > Support site there is a KB article stating that Netmeeting may not work
> over
> > ICS.
> > Can anyone suggest what may be wrong, or if there is a definite problem
> with
> > Netmeeting and ICS ?
> There is a potential problem -- ICS is a NAT -- NAT does not work with
H.323
> unless the NAT has special H.323 handling ( it exhibits the symptoms you
> mention). There is is some speculation that ICS on some platforms ( it
seems
> it is different on every platform) is supposed to have this support -- I
> have never been able to get any official confirmation ( nor denial) that
> this is the case.
> It may all be for nought though as the DSL modem may be a NAT as well -
> even if ICS had the required H.323 support it may be subverted by the
> "modem".