Na'eem Jeenah,
I have set up a Dial PAD account in the past for a test with the GNAT
Box. And it does work through the GNAT Box firewall for out bound
connections. At this time we have not yet attempted any inbound
connections, using dial pad
Note: Dial Pad does not have very good sound quality, and I assume uses a
lot of bandwidth.
To get Dial PAD to work you need to create the following inbound tunnels
using version 3.0.1:
INBOUND TUNNELS
Index Protocol From IP Address Port To IP Address Port Options
----- -------- --------------- ----- --------------- -----
-----------
1 UDP 199.120.225.79 51200 10.10.1.64 51200 filter
2 UDP 199.120.225.79 51201 10.10.1.64 51201 filter
3 TCP 199.120.225.79 51210 10.10.1.64 51210 filter
If you do not wish to use the filter option, you can manually create a
filter to allow only Dial Pad servers to connect, and specify Dial Pad
servers IP numbers.
Support Page from Dial Pad: http://www.dialpad.com/support/index.html
I did not find it necessary to create a trigger for Dial Pad on port 7175.
In addition, so far as we can tell only one protected user can use a given
IP address. To allow multiple users you would need to put an alias on the
GNAT Box for each additional user. Then Statically MAP each internal IP to
an external alias.
It has been little while but it did work.
David
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>Hi
>
>one of my users is trying to use a product called dialpad
>(http://dialpad.com). it allows free calls from pc to telephone in the US.
>however, voice does not come through the gnat box. any ideas what to
>configure to allow voice through?
>
>heres the faq from the dialpad website.
>
>Our company has a firewall. Can I use Dialpad.com?
>Unfortunately,you cannot use Dialpad.com behind firewall. Our server
> cannot penetrate firewall and send you multimedia packets. To use
> Dialpad.com service behind firewall, try to open UDP ports 51200, 51201,
> and TCP port 51210.
>In case you want to allow the ports only for Dialpad. Open them for the
> 4.2.40.XX, 4.2.41.XX, 4.2.48.XX, 4.2.64.XX, and 4.2.74.XX subnet.
>
>I have a private network, how can I use Dialpad??
> If you have a private network, even though you can call someone, you
> wouldn't be able to hear the remote end. This is because the incoming
> voice packets cannot find its way to the PC without a valid (public) IP
> address.
>
> In order to use Dialpad on a private network, you have to map the
> incoming
> ports on the server. You have to map the following incoming ports
>
> UDP: 51200, 51201
> TCP: 51210
>
> If you need a trigger for them, use TCP: 7175 (outgoing)
>
> There are many software/hardware out there for routing traffic in a
> private
> network. Although each of them has a different way of configuring the
> ports,
> they basically work the same way. Following are the explanation for each
> case known so far. If you are using a software/hardware that is not
> listed in
> here, and managed to use Dialpad, please let us know so that we could
> add it to the list.
>
>
>na'eem
>
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