11 Mar
2006
11 Mar
'06
10:48 a.m.
Hi,
nathelper is cooperating with rtpproxy.
It means nathelper must be loaded if you want to traverse NAT for your user agents behind
NAT.
RTPproxy is used only when it is necessary. At the moment it is at all times if just one
UA is behind NAT no matter if it is symmetric NAT or other types of NAT.
You should look at onsip.org for more information.
Ladislav
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Datum: 11.03.2006 06:44
Předmět: [Serusers] nathelper vs rtpproxy
Hi guys, I'm having a bit of difficulty understanding when to use
nathelper
and rtpproxy. If you wouldn't mind fielding my questions below, I'd really
appreciate it.
In what situations would you use:
-nathelper rather than rtpproxy?
-rtpproxy rather than nathelper?
-both nathelper and rtpproxy?
Thanks!
-- Nick
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