>
> I am using a dial up connection... what does that do????
>
>
Normally dial up connections are not behind a NAT - but I have seen some
small ISPs that use NAT( have you checked your Ip address when on line ?-- I
assume it is not in the range indicated).
Symptoms of being behind a NAT ( without H.323 support):
1) audio/video is one way ( outgoing only)
2) incoming calls are not possible
>
> How are you connected to the net ( dsl, cable, dial up). Is it
> possible you
> are behind a NAT router, proxy or firewall. A sure sign is if your IP
> address as shown in the help about box is from the "private" set (
> 192.168.x.x,10.x.x.x,172.16/31.x.x)
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