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Quote:
> Correct, seems like the port conversion is not
> happening. Can you check your alarm history under the
> Diagnostcis section of sipXconfig to see if the sipXproxy
> complains about not being able to enable the NAT traversal
> service?
> 
> Also, did you restart the sipXproxy and sipXrelay
> services after you have finished configuring the NAT
> traversal feature on sipXecs?
> 
> WRT to your port range, I don't think its wide enough.
> You may have hit on a bug here but I believe that you need
> a minimum range of 8 (sipXconfig should really police
> that)


I have checked Diagnostics -> Alarms page, but I don't see
any alarm history there. Only type of alarms. Probably alarm
history is empty...maybe its not implemented in version
4.0.4 I'm using now. I have enabled notification on alarms,
but no emails I have received, even after restart of server
(linux server restart).

I always restart services after configurations, at least
because sixconfig complains about this. And also I have
restarted that linux server maybe 30 times laready, and it
stil doesn't work :)

I have increased port range from 31112 to 31128 and still on
my far end nat machine I'm receiving office local ips in
CONTACT sip headers.

I really need to make some diagram to explain current
situation what I have now :)
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