Thank you. I will try it. El jue, 29-12-2011 a las 16:48 -0500, Stuart Gathman escribió: > Long ago, Nostradamus foresaw that on 12/28/2011 08:00 AM, Carola y > Pablo would write: > > Can you explain how you set up an account to do this that you say below: > > " You don't actually need ekiga.net to talk with someone via SIP (e.g. I > > have family members on an openvpn private VPN, and we just directly > > connect to the private IP, via private name service - and the call is > > encrypted as well)." > > > > I am interested in the possibility of IP to IP communication. > There is no account to set up. > > In the address field of Ekiga, simply type "sip:[email protected]" where > user is anything you like (it would be important if you were talking to > a sip router - ekiga ignores it) and 192.0.2.1 is the IP of the person > you wish to talk to. If you have name service that maps a name to the > IP, you can use the name instead. > > If either user is behind NAT, then things get complex, and you should > probably use ekiga.net. > > I would advise you to use IP6 to avoid NAT issues (signing up with a > tunnel broker if needed), but sadly, ekiga does not seem to support > IP6. I've tried sip:user@2001:db8::1 and sip:user@[2001:db8::1]. > Neither works. > > The other thing to do to get around NAT is to set up a VPN. See > http://openvpn.net which can traverse NAT, and runs on Mac, Linux, and > Windows. Set up a machine that is on most of the time and has a stable > IP (e.g. static or cable) as the VPN server. Note that diamondcard.us > offers a VPN service, but I think it is only between you and diamond card. > _______________________________________________ > ekiga-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
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