4 Oct
2004
4 Oct
'04
8:06 a.m.
At 11:32 PM 10/3/2004, Michael Shuler wrote:
That's what I was looking for except SER seems to
not like it as a global
config option, is it supposed to be an option for a particular module?
its not a global option. it is an action. if you wish to use it all the
time, call it in beginning of your script.
I do agree that the Via line should show the correct
values in it and that
is true of all of my other NAT'ed clients who sit behind LinkSys, Netgear,
etc. routers. However also in RFC3581 shows how symmetric NAT is to work
and although a client *should* be able to detect its IP/PORT that the NAT
router will be using for it, it does state that this is not bullet proof and
the proxy should compensate for it i.e. the force_rport option. Please let
me know if I am misunderstanding the RFC.
You are not interpreting it entirely correctly. RFC3581 does not override
RFC2361. Again, using force_rport will break will RFC-3581-unaware clients
that don't happen to be symmetric.
-jiri