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Re: [Linphone-users] linphone access when a firewall is involved...
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Simon Morlat |
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Re: [Linphone-users] linphone access when a firewall is involved... |
Date: |
Tue, 27 Jun 2006 15:02:14 +0200 |
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The adress to put in the firewall address field is the public address of your
firewal, I mean the ip address seen by other computers in the internet.
Despite what it is written, this can be a real hostname.
Alternatively, you can use the lastest tarball 1.3.99.6 from savanah download
page that supports stun: you'll have just to enter a stun server hostname,
(for example stunserver.org ) and linphone will automatically find the
external address dynamically.
Simon
Le vendredi 16 juin 2006 17:21, William Bulley a écrit :
> According to Simon Morlat <address@hidden>:
> > Did you entered your firewall address in the network tab of the config
> > box ?
>
> In the "Preferences -> Network" window I wasn't sure if I should check
> the "NAT traversal options (experimental)" enable check box since it
> is clearly labeled "experimental". I tried it both ways (checked and
> un checked). When checked, it was not clear to me which address was
> required in the "Firewall's external ip address (in dot notations)".
>
> My firewall has two ehternet ports: one faces the internal LAN ans has
> a non-routeable, RFC-1918 net-ten address, the other faces my DSL box
> (which is configured as an ethernet bridge). I assume that the address
> to put in the box is the latter. Is that correct? I even tried to use
> the NAT address of my linphone system (the external static IP address
> of that system on my internal LAN). If I use the external IP address
> of my firewall, does that have any effect on the SIP address I use for
> myself?
>
> Stated another way:
>
> My linphone system is 10.a.b.c on my internal LAN, and has external
> static IP address 68.d.e.f so I have been using <sip:address@hidden> and
> NOT <sip:address@hidden> for obvious reasons. If my firewall is known as
> 68.x.y.z on its outward facing ethernet port, do I use that (68.x.y.z)
> address or 68.d.e.f in the NAT box in the "Preferences -> Network" window?
>
> Regards,
>
> web...
>
> --
> William Bulley Email: address@hidden
>
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