On 17/01/06, Daniel-Constantin Mierla <daniel@voice-system.ro> wrote:

Hello,

you have to use a nat traversal solution. If the clients are behind
symmetric nat, then you have to use server side components. OpenSER has
two server-side solutions for nat traversal:

- nathelper module + rtpproxy
- mediaproxy module + mediaproxy

If the clients are not behind a symmetric nat and they support STUN,
then you can let them to deal with nat traversal, you just need a stun
server (there are some public STUN servers available for use).

Cheers,
Daniel

On 01/17/06 17:08, Craig Mariner wrote:
> Hi List
>
> I have a problem with OpenSER.  OpenSER has a public IP and is not
> behind a NAT.  Two clients that are behind a NAT ring each other but
> there is no audio either way.  Any advise please?
>
> Sencond scenario two clients both behind the same NAT. .
> Client1 calls the Client2, Client2 UA rings, Client2 answers the call
> but it does not connect.  Client1 call does not get answered by
> Client2 and Client1 just hears the ringing tone.  Any ideas?
>
> Best Regards
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