Bryan Field-Elliot wrote:
For the typical home user who has a SIP ATA behind (usually) a Linksys
home router/firewall, what's the best practice qualify= time we should
be running on the server, to keep the home user's NAT happy?
The default, 2 seconds, is way too short (generates too much net traffic).
I am wondering how high we can go, and still make the majority of our
customers' home nat's happy. 1 minute? 2 minutes? 10 minutes?
Thanks for opinions,
Based on my limited experience over the last several years, it would
appear the Linksys products are not consistent in what they've used for
nat table timeout values. It seems to vary by s/w version and by model.
I'd suggest starting at something like 60 seconds, evaluate, and reduce
that value to find an acceptable value. (I'm running at 5 seconds on two
Linksys boxes without issues, but I've not attempted to identify the
upper limit on these.)
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