one-way reporting?

When you say "can't accept inbound UDP" does that mean "unsolicited UDP"
or does that mean "no UDP".  If the former, you're hosed.  If the latter,
then no problem!

The reason I ask is that may sites which use Cisco routers have what is
called "reflexive rules" in their firewall.  You can get answers to many
port requests, but nobody can just come into a random port.  I'd check to
see if the "unsolicited UDP" rule is what is in effect on your site...

-Dan

> > From: Dave Lugo <dlugo@etherboy.com>
> 
> > ...
> > One problem - the site can send UDP out, but at the moment, can't
> > accept inbound UDP.  Is there any way to tell dccproc to not expect
> > a response packet?
> 
> No, because how else can a DCC client know whether to retransmit except
> by receiving an acknowledgement from the DCC server?  How can a DCC
> client know if the currently chosen DCC server is no longer fastest
> or is even completely kaput without hearing from the server?
> 
> 
> Vernon Schryver    vjs@rhyolite.com
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