12 Jul
2004
12 Jul
'04
7:50 a.m.
On 05-07 13:25, Kiko Vives wrote:
Hi all.
I'm new to this list and I have several doubts about how SER works. I have been
working with H323 til last week ( installing and configuring a GNUGK ) in my work and now
I have to face SIP.
It would be perfect if someone could help me just answering these questions:
1.- Once SER is installed with a public IP of my network, can I enforce all clients
inside ( with private IP ) to go through the SER server always ? I mean, calls generated
inside my network to outside and the calls generated from outside clients ( who are not
registered to my SER server ) to inside clients. I don't want anyone from inside to
establish a call without using the SER server and viceversa.
You would have to block all the traffic that is not targeted to your
server, that is hardly possible, I could always use a different
port/IP if I would like to bypass your SER.
2.- An outside client who is only registered with
Microsoft Registar ( .NET account I think ), could be reached from a client who is only
register with "my" SER server ? And what about the other way round ?
I am not sure I understand, outside clients can reach your subscribers
by calling sip:username@your_server
3.- Does anyone know any free SIP client with videoconference support for Linux / Windows
? ( Not only VoIP, audio + video ).
kphone, http://www.wirlab.net/kphone
Jan.