Re: [Asterisk-Users] IAX2 and NATs that increment ports

CuPoTKa wrote: Eric Wieling aka ManxPower wrote: This is the way NAT works. It's not a problem for Asterisk unless you are doing something silly like port forwarding 4569/UDP on your NAT router. Asterisk doesn't CARE about the source port of the client. Yes... but, doesn't it loose connection?

Re: [Asterisk-Users] IAX2 and NATs that increment ports

Eric Wieling aka ManxPower wrote: This is the way NAT works. It's not a problem for Asterisk unless you are doing something silly like port forwarding 4569/UDP on your NAT router. Asterisk doesn't CARE about the source port of the client. Yes... but, doesn't it loose connection? For example, cl

Re: [Asterisk-Users] IAX2 and NATs that increment ports

CuPoTKa wrote: Hello! Does anybody tried to work with IAX2 (client side - softphones) behind a NATs that always increment ports? At asterisk CLI I see: -- Registered '12345' (AUTHENTICATED) at a.b.c.d:22269 -- Registered '12345' (AUTHENTICATED) at a.b.c.d:22289 -- Registered '12345' (A

[Asterisk-Users] IAX2 and NATs that increment ports

Hello! Does anybody tried to work with IAX2 (client side - softphones) behind a NATs that always increment ports? At asterisk CLI I see: -- Registered '12345' (AUTHENTICATED) at a.b.c.d:22269 -- Registered '12345' (AUTHENTICATED) at a.b.c.d:22289 -- Registered '12345' (AUTHENTICATED) a