Hello
We are using Cisco IP-telephones. (VoIP) Cisco invented just
another proprietary protocol they call 'the skinny
protocol'. It seems as if skinny is H.323 for the poor man.
They build up a control connection over tcp port 2000-2002
and negotiate a high udp connection for the voicestreams. We
have to bring skinny through FW1. It seems as everything is
working, but if somebody in the remote location presses the
hold button to forward a call, the connection gets lost.
Does somebody know if cisco requires anything else? Does
Checkpoint care about skinny?
regards
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