
Applications Support
This table provides you information for modules that are not currently in the more recent kernels (2.2.x).
| Module Name | Description/Notes |
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H.323 protocol (e.g. Netmeeting) Module Source (local copy) |
This is compatible with Netmeeting 3.01. Here's the NAT&H.323 page provided by CoRiTel. |
| Real Audio Module (local copy) (or via FTP) | This fixes to allow QuickTime Streaming to work, as well as a fix to the Real Streaming implementation. For more information, please read the comments in the source file. |
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Module Source (local copy) Module Binary (local copy) |
The Linux DirectPlay Masquerading Module is intended to be used with the Linux ip_masq functionality. It is a loadable module which allows multiple clients behind a masquerading server to use the DirectPlay protocol for gaming, either as game clients or hosts. For more information, please visit the DirectPlay masquerade module page. |
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Module Source (local copy) Module Binary (local copy) |
This module will allow games that use MicroSoft's Direct Play API to run through a linux masquerading firewall. For more information, please visit the module homepage. |
| Quake 3 Arena Module | ip_masq_q3a is a patch for the ip_masq_quake module to get Q3A working properly on a masquerading (NAT) setup. It is only required on Linux 2.2.x (see the file on how to get it working in 2.0.x without patching). Visit this page for detail. |
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ICQ Module (Original site) ICQ Module - 0.52 (local copy) ICQ Module - 0.56 (local copy) |
A module handling ICQ behind an IP Masq server.
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| New IP_MASQ_FTP Module (local copy) | The new IP_MASQ_FTP module that supports full PORTFW. Please see this note from Juanjo Ciarlante. You may also want to take a look at this sample script. |
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Module Source (local copy) |
Real-Time Streaming Protocol module by Tom Marshall. |
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Module Source (local copy) |
Microsoft Messenger module by Tom Marshall. |
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Local Mirror Site |
VPN Masquerade is the part of IP Masquerade which enables you to use IPsec-based and PPTP-based Virtual Private Network clients from behind a shared-access firewall. |
If you know of other modules, or any information needs to be updated, please feel free to contact us at ambrose@writeme.com and dranch@trinnet.net