Remember clients send packets from a random high port number which
changes. Port forwarding on your router is pretty useless. nat=yes
combined with qualify=yes should cause enough traffic on the right
ports to keep the NAT translations open on your NAT router.
Brian McCrary wrote:
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Eric Wieling wrote:
Qualify will make Asterisk send an OPTIONS packet. This allows
Asterisk to see latency of the response to the OPTIONS packet (this
does NOT test ICMP latency like ping does). This gives Asterisk a
GENERAL idea of how lagged the device is.
Since Qualify sends
