NAME
miniupnpd - UPnP Internet Gateway Device Daemon
SYNOPSIS
miniupnpd [--version] [-f config_file] [-i ext_ifname] [-I ext_ifname6] [-o ext_ip] [-a listening_ip] [-p port] [-d] [-U] [-S0] [-N] [-u uuid] [-s serial] [-m model_number] [-t notify_interval] [-P pid_filename] [-B down up] [-w url] [-r clean_ruleset_interval] [-A permission rule] [-b BOOTID] [-1]
DESCRIPTION
miniupnpd act as a UPnP Internet Gateway Device. It is designed to run on the gateway between the internet and a NAT'ed LAN. It provides an interface, as defined in the UPnP standard, for enabling clients on the LAN to ask for port redirections.
OPTIONS
- -f config_file
-
load the config from file.
- -i ext_ifname
-
interface used to connect to the internet.
- -o ext_ip
-
address used to connect to the internet. default address of the interface will be used if not specified.
- -a listening_ip
-
address on the LAN. -a option can by used multiple time if LAN is subdivised in several subnetworks.
- -p port
-
port used for HTTP.
- -d
-
debug mode : do not go to background, output messages on console and do not filter out low priority messages.
- -U
-
report system uptime instead of daemon uptime to clients.
- -S0
-
disable "secure" mode so clients can only add mappings to other IPs
- -N
-
enable NAT-PMP and PCP functionality.
- -u uuid
-
set the uuid of the UPnP Internet Gateway Device.
- -s serial
-
serial number for the UPnP Internet Gateway Device.
- -m model_number
-
model number for the UPnP Internet Gateway Device.
- -t notify_interval
-
SSDP notify interval in seconds. Default is 900 seconds. SSDP announce messages will be broadcasted at this interval.
- -P pid_filename
-
pid file. default is /var/run/miniupnpd.pid
- -B down up
-
download and upload bitrates reported to clients.
- -w url
-
presentation url. default is first address on LAN, port 80.
- -r clean_ruleset_interval
-
(minimum) interval between unused rules cleaning checks.
- -A permission rule
-
use following syntax for permission rules :
(allow|deny) (external port range) ip/mask (internal port range)
examples :
"allow 1024-65535 192.168.1.0/24 1024-65535"
"deny 0-65535 0.0.0.0/0 0-65535"
- -b BOOTID
-
sets the value of BOOTID.UPNP.ORG SSDP header
- -1
-
force reporting IGDv1 in rootDesc when compiled as IGDv2 *use with care*