kaweka wrote:

> I'm going to use Winamp for listening internet radio.
> Sunbelt Kerio PFW is used and its usage is based on Packet Filter
> Module.
>
> How should I connect to broadcast servers to have to have opened only
> limited number of ports instead of a wide range of ports ?

Eh... uninstall Kerio Personal Network-Up****er?

> What stream format is best for use from security point of view?

SRTP.

> What form of URL's do then apply ?

The normal form.

> I wish to have define in my FW a packet filter rule
> opening a small number of ports.

What firewall?

> Now I have open inbound for TCP and remote port range 1000 to 65535,
> local port range 1024 to 4999.

D'oh!

> But I think there could be a way for listening internet radio,
> where I don't have to open so many of ports.

Well, what firewall are you using? If f.e. you're running
netfilter/iptables, there are various conntrack modules for (s)rtp, rtsp
and mms.

In article <4ue0k7F17trekU1@mid.dfncis.de>, seppi@seppig.de says...
> D'oh!

So rather than help, all you can do is insult the poster? Just keep
proving what I've said about you.

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Leythos wrote:

>So rather than help, all you can do is insult the poster?

You sound surprised.

Sebastian Gottschalk napisal(a):
>
> What firewall?
>
> Well, what firewall are you using? If f.e. you're running
> netfilter/iptables, there are various conntrack modules for (s)rtp, rtsp
> and mms.

As indicated in the message beginning: SKPFW - Sunbelt Kerio Personnal
FW.
Quite good.

kaweka wrote:

> Sebastian Gottschalk napisal(a):
>>
>> What firewall?
>>
>> Well, what firewall are you using? If f.e. you're running
>> netfilter/iptables, there are various conntrack modules for (s)rtp, rtsp
>> and mms.
>
> As indicated in the message beginning: SKPFW - Sunbelt Kerio Personnal
> FW.

That's no firewall, that's host-based packet filter.

> Quite good.

No, totally unsuitable for your and about any other scenario.