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Upnp enabled Gateway simulation on a windows XP PC

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http://serverfault.com – I have a linux embedded system which has an IP and a SSH port number 22 . i have to do a port mapping between this system and a gateway I do not have a gateway right now .is there any standard software that can run on WindowsXP to simulate the Gateway The simulation should understand the messages and protocols of the UPnp Stack that are used in the source code running on the embedded system and respond accordingly . (HowTos)

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