Totally agree *IF* the SIP elements behind your "router/firewall" have real IP addresses and you are not using NAT in your router.
With NAT scenarios, I prefer to have a copy of Asterisk running on "firewall/NAT router" so it at least has one public IP address to make various SIP games a little easier. iptables can really protect asterisk from uninvited (npi) SIP / RTP packets if you are really paranoid also the asterisk running on your "firewall/NAT router" can be dedicated to just gateway functions and have your important and private asterisk pbx behind the NAT/firewall using the gateway as needed On 10/10/07, Steve Prior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Repeat after me - NEVER NEVER NEVER run other servers on your > router/firewall machine!!! >
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