I'm working with Kansas University Medical Center and we've been having troubles connecting via AG. They have a NAT'ed network and we are using unicast. We connect and communicate via RAT but we are unable to exchange video. The strange thing is that I a seeing their private IP address in the RAT, I assume that I should be seeing a more public address.
I'm trying to understand the bridges' process flow. If two sites are connected to a bridge via unicast, does the unicast/multicast bridge process convert my unicast traffic to multicast then back to unicast before sending the stream to the other site? If that is the case then I can understand why we can't exchange video. Multicast can't handle private IP space. But then, why does RAT work? Any insight will be appreciated, Dazed & Confused -- Jimmy Miklavcic Multimedia Specialist [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> UNIVERSITY OF UTAH CTR FOR HIGH PERFORM COMPUTING 155 SOUTH 1452 EAST RM 405 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84112-0190 Office: 801.585.9335 Fax: 801.585.5366 http://www.anotherlanguage.org<http://www.anotherlanguage.org/>
