kyubi-chan escribió:¿Alguien me puede decir qué puerto utiliza? Porque no puedo conectar debido al router.
Al parecer hay un problema con la última versión y no conecta.
1) because UDP access is restricted by your broadband provider, or 2) because your firewall or router is blocking traffic to the ports used by the Joost software to stream video.
UDP access: Joost relies on UDP (User Datagram Protocol) for its video streaming and TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) for its peer-to-peer management. Both are internet standard protocols. It uses UDP instead of TCP because it gives users a faster, more robust experience. Using UDP, the application is able to more quickly switch channels and stream video with fewer interruptions and less stutter.
A few broadband providers restrict their UDP traffic more than they do their TCP traffic because they feel it makes them more secure, and UDP is not usually critical. A client may therefore be able to connect and start up because that depends on TCP, but then fail as soon as a video is tried because of the need for UDP. If you repeatedly experience problems connecting, contact your provider and ask them about enabling UDP access.
Opening ports required by Joost: If you know that your ISP allows you to use UDP but still can't see any video, you'll need to check that your firewall or router is configured to allow access by Joost application. In particular, make sure that the following are enabled:
* TCP access, outbound, to ports 80, 443 and 5223.
* UDP access, outbound, to port 33333.
* If you have a public IP address and UDP inbound on port 33333 is unfiltered, the client may use UDP on port 33333 inbound.
* If you want to chat from within Joost, you'll also need to enable inbound TCP access to port 5223.
Check also that your network has DNS servers configured - Joost client makes regular DNS requests like any other application.
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