Do you really think posting your problem multiple times leads to more
responses?
OpenSER can handle every type of NAT in the one or other way. How do you
check for NAT in your config? Post an ngrep-trace of your problem, so
one can check what's going on.
Andreas
raviprakash sunkara wrote:
Hello Users,
Good Morning,
What are Type of the NAT is used for OpenSER for production , OpenSER is
inside the NAT (router/firewall )
1) I tested with 2 SJ phones and 2 cisco ATA phones,
UAC's are in Behind the NAT, UACs are in the Same N/w with one
public_address,
SJ phone show the NAT type is Symmetric NAT
this case is Working Fine,
For example :
[Behind the NAT1 ] [Behind the NAT2] [Behind
the NAT1 ]
SJphone --------| firewall]----------------------->
OpenSER-------[firewall]--------------> ATA phone
2) When SJ phones or HardPhones are in Different network
behind the NAT of the OpenSER server,
here SJ phone shows the Port Restricted core NAT
Here media is not is signaling at all , in this
Case....
For example :
[Behind the NAT1 ] [Behind the NAT2] [Behind
the NAT3 ]
SJphone ----------[firewall]--------------------->
OpenSER--------[firewall ]-------------> ATA phone
SIP NAT Traversal support only Symmetric NAT , ?
Then How to solve this issue ? Please Help ?
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Thanks and Regards
Ravi Prakash Sunkara
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