According to Simon Morlat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Did you entered your firewall address in the network tab of the config box ?
In the "Preferences -> Network" window I wasn't sure if I should check the "NAT traversal options (experimental)" enable check box since it is clearly labeled "experimental". I tried it both ways (checked and un checked). When checked, it was not clear to me which address was required in the "Firewall's external ip address (in dot notations)". My firewall has two ehternet ports: one faces the internal LAN ans has a non-routeable, RFC-1918 net-ten address, the other faces my DSL box (which is configured as an ethernet bridge). I assume that the address to put in the box is the latter. Is that correct? I even tried to use the NAT address of my linphone system (the external static IP address of that system on my internal LAN). If I use the external IP address of my firewall, does that have any effect on the SIP address I use for myself? Stated another way: My linphone system is 10.a.b.c on my internal LAN, and has external static IP address 68.d.e.f so I have been using <sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and NOT <sip:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for obvious reasons. If my firewall is known as 68.x.y.z on its outward facing ethernet port, do I use that (68.x.y.z) address or 68.d.e.f in the NAT box in the "Preferences -> Network" window? Regards, web... -- William Bulley Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 72 characters width template ----------------------------------------->| _______________________________________________ Linphone-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/linphone-users
