"Chen, Elvis" wrote: > Greetings, > > I'm considering buying a pair of VoIP Blaster from > Creative Lab > >(http://www.americas.creative.com/products/product.asp?Product=203&MainCategory=7&Centric=&SearchSite=yes) > for US$20. The original software that comes with it > (from Creative) does NOT work behind firewall/NAT, so > I plan to use alternative (and open source) software > from fobbit (http://www.fobbit.com/). > > According to the fobbit-FAQ, to get it working behind > NAT, I need to open 2 ports for TCP/UDP, and it gets > worse if I want to have multiple VoIP behind the > firewall. > > My question is, has anyone tried this with Dachstein > LRP? Is there a masq-module that will handle fobbit > traffic automatically so no ports need to be open? > > thx in advance,
I just ordered a couple of these voip blasters (two for $26 with shipping and tax from Creative Labs). It uses the h232 protocol so the ip_masq_h323 do the masquerading stuff. For outgoing calls all you need is the h323 masq stuff - incoming calls is where you need the port forwarding. You can open the appropriate ports and forward them to a single machine. Port forwarding only works to one destination so if you run several of these behind the same firewall you will have to use different ports for each one. The nice thing about these usb devices is that they have a digital signal processor for clarity and echo elimination and a ringer to ring the phone. _______________________________________________ Leaf-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leaf-user
