SIP usually uses UDP. Newer versions of asterisk support TCP, which is
what you can forward over SSH tunnels using Putty. If X-lite supports
TCP, and you're running asterisk 1.6+, the answer is likely yes if you
change your server and client settings to use TCP instead of UDP.
There are ways you can forward UDP over a TCP tunnel, but I think that's
outside the scope of reasonable for your use case.
Alternatively, set up OpenVPN. Then you don't have to worry about NAT
traversal, or setting up Putty.
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On Wed, 19 May 2010, Bruce N wrote:
Hi Guys, it's easy to tunnel into any network device by a tunnel from
Putty but I am stuck with registering X-lite that way. If I put
"localhost:5060" it just gives me an error "method not accepted",
etc...would this be possible?
Thanks,Bruce
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