how can i setup Paltalk

Nov 28 04 5:58 pm

how can i setup wingate to use Paltalk

Nov 29 04 1:59 pm

http://www.paltalk.com/PalTalkSite/supp ... rksup.html

That gives you tips on what you need to do. Now, more information always helps:

What version of WinGate are you using?
How are your clients configured to connect out through WinGate? (NAT, proxy , WGIC, etc.)
What error messages / problems have you encountered?

Nov 29 04 5:48 pm

What version of WinGate are you using?
WinGate 5.2.3

How are your clients configured to connect out through WinGate?
proxy

Nov 29 04 5:51 pm

Have you setup any of the mappings required by PalTalk? (Under the section "Ports used for PalTalk" in their configuration guide).

Your easiest option to get that to work might be to use WGIC - as that will automatically listen and connect as required.

Nov 29 04 6:29 pm

no i did not.
what you min????????

Nov 29 04 7:11 pm

Okay. There are certain ports (As per the guide released by them above above) that PalTalk needs.

Your easiest option to get that working would be to install WGIC on the client. Alternatively, you need to setup a number of TCP and UDP mappings for that to make it work. (Effectively creating a series of proxies)

Unless there is a way to run PalTalk through SOCKS or something similar? (Don't have PalTalk, can only go on what they say on their website)

Nov 30 04 9:21 am

Neil tested it yesterday - you need to use WGIC or NAT for it to function properly.

Neil wrote:yeah i tried it yesterday, worked great through nat straight off the bat, theres no proxy option in its settings though............ so it would have to be NAT or WGIC

Nov 30 04 6:05 pm

thanksssssssssss it is good naw