Shamus,
If you want "auto-magic" addition of the NAT firewall rules, possibly if the
SIP phones supported some sort of Universal Plug-n-Play like NAT-PMP then you
could enable NAT-PMP in AstLinux, but you would still need to know what the WAN
port number was for each phone, so this probably won
Thanks for the responses. I tried Lonnie’s suggestion adding the NAT rules and
it worked. I was hoping for something more elegant.
Just wondering if the following would be possible… On my LAN (192.168.10.0/24)
I have an existing Ubuntu-based server. This is on the same subnet that
AstLinux see
And another option which is what I use is SSH Tunnelling. Use SSH Keys and in
user.conf set SSHDPORT=“” and SSHDROOT=“No” in user.conf.
You can tunnel to any device on the network. So simple. No need to establish
VPN connections. No problems with overlapping IP ranges and a single firewall
rule.
Hi Shamus,
One method would be to manually add Firewall Rules for each SIP phone (example):
--
NAT EXT->LAN TCP Source: 0/0 8010 Destination: 192.168.5.10 80
NAT EXT->LAN TCP Source: 0/0 8011 Destination: 192.168.5.11 80
...etc for each phone
--
(of course use any NAT'ed port numbers you wish)
Th
Running the latest version of AstLinux on a box with 2x Ethernet ports. Eth0 is
my external interface and I’ve assigned a static IP, this sits on my LAN. Eth1
is the local port and serves as DHCP/DNS server for all my SIP phones. These
are assigned an address in the 192.168.5.0/24 range and are
