At home, I have ASL running with 2 internal NICs:
Internal (192.168.11.x)
Wireless (192.168.211.x) (connected to a Linksys WRT54G acting as an AP, not as a router)
On the wireless network, I have a UPnP media client (OmniFi DMS1).
ATM, I'm running a UPnP media server (SimpleCenter or TVersity) on the Wireless LAN and the client finds it.
However, I'd like to run the media server on the Internal network, and have the client find it. I don't believe that is possible without some network trickery.
SOCKS is not supported by the client or server.
Is it possible to forward (NAT) or Bridge all UPnP traffic, including broadcasts?
Would this be by completely bridging the 2 networks together, or is there another way to do it?
Currently running ASL 5.x, but planning on upgrading to 7.x sometime soon.
Thanks,
Barry
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