Salut Ion,
to be honest I never tried this, but theoretical it should work if you configure the transit proxy with two interfaces and use either the mhomed core param, either force_send_socket() to control the interface selection.
from media point of view, I know rtpproxy support bridging mode, but I do not know about mediaproxy.
regards, bogdan
Ion Minzu wrote:
Hello ,
Hello,
I have the following situation:
UA's ----> openser ----> proxy ------> international172.19.5.0/24 172.19.5.2 172.19.5.3 traffic A.B.C.D E.F.G.H
The problem is about proxy, I need a proxy which would be function as transit between openser (private IP) and a router with a public IP (it should pass the NAT too). I have tested siproxd(http://siproxd.sourceforge.net/) for the case when it sits between the openser (public IP) and the users with private IP - and it works. In the first case siproxd doesn't want to work ( neither as a transparent sip proxy), openser sends INVITE to proxy, it replies 408 Request Time Out.
The question is: can RTPproxy or mediaproxy help me in this case? Or maybe there is another solution to solve my problem?