> I'm trying to test the remote worker feature of the latest build.
> 
> However, when the remote phone register with SipX it looks 
> like it is not detected as a NAT device from the registration 
> line "transport=udp;x-sipX-nonat"

This indicates that the phone does not appear to be behind a remote NAT
from the point of view of sipXecs.  There are usually two explanations
for this:
1- the phone truly isn't behind a remote NAT from the POV of sipXecs
-or-
2- the phone is indeed behind a remote NAT but has STUN enabled so that
it appears as a phone with a public IP address.

The recommendation when using the sipXecs-resident NAT traversal is to
disable any STUN/TURN/ICE on remote phones and disable SIP ALGs in
remote NATs/Firewalls. 

> 
> Now, the phone has nat enabled and has the public ip address 
> of itself in the registration.  So it does register and audio 
> comes from the Sipx box.  But no audio from the phone goes to 
> sipx.  It's trying to send media to the sipx server internal address.

So that likely points to a configuration error.  Please verify the
following:
1- Under System->Internet Calling: verify that the Intranet domains and
Intranet Subnets accurately describe the private network that sipXecs is
a part of.
2- Under System->Internet Calling->NAT Traversal, make sure that the
Public IP Address and External Address are set to the WAN-facing IP
address of the NAT/Firewall fronting the private network that sipXecs is
in.
3- Make sure to open pinholes and port forwarding rules on the
NAT/Firewall to route TCP/UDP port 5060 to sipXecs.  Do the same for UDP
ports 3000 to 30500 which are used for media traffic.

Let me know if that improves things for you.



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