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On Tuesday 10 August 2004 10:55 am, Bastian Schern wrote:
> Hello *,
>
> I try to establish a Asterisk-Server for internal and external usage.
> Perfect use case for a DMZ, or not?
Yes, use OpenBSD and make the "server firewall" a bridge. Then you can
Why not use a public address for * ? A firewall, if properly configured
can protect your * server the same way as it would with NAT in a DMZ.
Dominique
Bastian Schern wrote:
Hello *,
I try to establish a Asterisk-Server for internal and external usage.
Perfect use case for a DMZ, or not?
My co
a) use a transparent bridge firewall
b) Use redirect with multiport of the sip ports to the * box IP.
c) And the most effective for your topology, don't use nat, use only
the routing properties of linux...
can u post ur firewall rules and routing table?
Bastian Schern wrote:
Hello *,
I try to estab
On Tue, 2004-08-10 at 10:55, Bastian Schern wrote:
> But now the IP-Phones could not communicate with Asterisk because the
> Server (a Linux host) will NAT the internal IP-Addresses.
>
> Is there a good way to solve this Problem?
Not the best solution, but you could tell the server not to
nat wh
Hello *,
I try to establish a Asterisk-Server for internal and external usage.
Perfect use case for a DMZ, or not?
My configuration:
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