I saw something similar to the following (in this screenshot traffic is passing, though at this stage you probably will see the traffic being dropped) Took a packet capture on the sonicwall and reproduced the issue. (pity uShare is not under active development anymore… if this bothers you, you may want to consider installing and setting up XBMC as a UPnP server)Ģ. Setup the uShare server as described in the link. Nevertheless with some multicasting knowledge I managed to get this working using the following method:ġ. Now in my support days SonicWALL’s official stance used to be that they do not support Xbox since UPnP is inherently not very secure (which is true) and it opens different ports to make things a bit more interesting. My sonicwall firewall separated the two subnets and filtered traffic passing between them. Only problem is, good security practices state that you should segregate the wireless and wired networks into different subnets, which is what I had done.
(to read more about setting up uShare on ubuntu follow the blogpost here: ) In my particular case I had a wireless ubuntu laptop hosting uShare which I wanted to connect to my wired Xbox 360 to play content on the TV.
You also have a variety of wireless clients (think netbooks or laptops) that you would like to setup in order to use the media server via streaming or UPnP. You have a media server (think windows media server or XBMC server) that is connected to your wired network.
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