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A little more info...
Just for grins I tried with the -f option and it *looks* like it's working
[root@clear ~]# upnpd -f eth0 eth1
upnpd[21373]: UPnP SDK Successfully Initialized.
upnpd[21373]: Succesfully set the Web Server Root Directory.
upnpd[21373]: IGD root device successfully registered.
upnpd[21373]: Advertisements Sent. Listening for...
2010-01-01 00:38:18 UTC by mojo1760
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Using ClearOS 5.1 and installing linuxigd (and libupnp) from the directions [here][1]. Seems simple enough, but the service won't start from the webgui tool. So I SSH into the box and try to start the service manually
[root@clear init.d]# service upnpd start
Starting upnpd: [ OK ]
Seems like we are all good right - except......
2010-01-01 00:11:46 UTC by mojo1760
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Using ClearOS 5.1 and installing linuxigd (and libupnp) from the directions [here][1]. Seems simple enough, but the service won't start from the webgui tool. So I SSH into the box and try to start the service manually
[root@clear init.d]# service upnpd start
Starting upnpd: [ OK ]
Seems like we are all good right - except......
2009-12-31 23:23:17 UTC by mojo1760
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I went ahead with solution (1) you proposed. The reason I was proposing a n IGD forwading is option (2) isn't really feasable with most DSL modems I have come across. They only allow port forwarding and don't have an option for forwarding ALL traffic to a single IP.
I do agree that setting the dsl to bridge mode is the cleanest way of handling things, but sometimes I notice that some DSLs...
2009-11-19 17:32:01 UTC by darkstego
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It sounds like your current setup is probably "double natted", which definitely will break UPnP. What type of DSL router is it? Is it possible to replace it with a DSL modem that passes your real external IP to the linux firewall?
If not, most DSL routers have some sort of setup option to either:
1) turn on "bridging" which will then allow the external interface on...
2009-10-13 16:07:18 UTC by ewirt
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I Was wondering if upnpd could forward packets to a second router. My network consists of a linux firewall sitting behind a DSL routers. In order to open a port I would have to open it up on both the linux firewall and the router.
Is there a way to have a upnpd act on the IGD request and forward the request to the router down the line.
2009-10-13 15:31:46 UTC by darkstego
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I am having the same problem. I installed on debian lenny by apt-get. Stop working after about 10 days. I tried restarting the service, but to no avail. Only about restarting the server. If you find any solution please let me know.Thanks.
2009-09-29 01:54:30 UTC by bmeirelles
