24 Mar
2005
24 Mar
'05
12:16 p.m.
Hi!
SER is running in my Fedora Core 3 box.
I've registered in my SER two IP phones located behind NAT, used the
example nathelper.cfg script.
How could I manage to forward calls to a PSTN gateway, example all calls
beginning by "0..." ?
What are the script modifications?
Thanks
john
24 Mar
24 Mar
1:40 p.m.
Hi John,
depends of your gateway - if it supports symmetric RTP or not. If yes,
you don't need to use rtpproxy for calls to GW, just call:
fix_nated_sdp("1");
which will add "direction=active" to SDP.
If the GW doesn't support this, use the same approach as for SIP-to-SIP
calls
Best regards,
Marian
John Dante wrote:
Hi!
SER is running in my Fedora Core 3 box.
I've registered in my SER two IP phones located behind NAT, used the
example nathelper.cfg script.
How could I manage to forward calls to a PSTN gateway, example all calls
beginning by "0..." ?
What are the script modifications?
Thanks
john
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4:04 p.m.
Hi Marian,
... I'm afraid that now you got me really confused.
This is a new world to me, and it's not easy.
john
*Marian Dumitru wrote:*
Hi John,
depends of your gateway - if it supports symmetric RTP or not. If yes,
you don't need to use rtpproxy for calls to GW, just call:
fix_nated_sdp("1");
which will add "direction=active" to SDP.
If the GW doesn't support this, use the same approach as for SIP-to-SIP
calls
Best regards,
Marian
John Dante wrote:
Hi!
SER is running in my Fedora Core 3 box.
I've registered in my SER two IP phones located behind NAT, used the
example nathelper.cfg script.
How could I manage to forward calls to a PSTN gateway, example all
calls beginning by "0..." ?
What are the script modifications?
Thanks
john
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