>
>Subject: Re: [sipX-dev] Questions re: NAT traversal configuration
> 
>On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 2:32 PM, Martin Steinmann
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>Subject: Re: [sipX-dev] Questions re: NAT traversal configuration
>>>
>>>On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Robert Joly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>>> 1) The help text on the new NAT traversal page instructs
>>>>> the admin to open ports on the firewall used by the Media
>>>>> Relay. Where are these ports configured and where can I see
>>>>> what the currently configured range is?
>>>>
>>>> I will let Ranga field that one.
>>>
>>>In the sipxbridge settings go to advanced settings. You will see
>>>Strart RTP Port and End RTP Port.THat is the port range that is being
>>>managed.
>>
>> This seems to require then that an instance of sipXbridge is configured
>> as an SBC, which contradicts Robert's earlier statement from below. I
>> assume that without an instance of sipXbridge configured, Symmitron
>> would use its default RTP port range. The problem remains that the admin
>> is told to open these ports on the firewall without knowing where to
>> find the actual port numbers used. This needs to be addressed.
>
>Sipxbridge is really two independent services - media relay and
>signaling. Currently, sipxbridge waits for sipxbridge.xml to appear in
>/etc/sipxpbx before it actually starts running. So in a fresh install,
>it will wait and do nothing until you have configured a
>sipxbridge.xml.  This necessitates you to actually configure it before
>it starts running. We should change that. A dummy sipxbridge.xml
>should be installed. This need contain nothing other than a port
>range.
>
>I do think that the port range information in sipxbridge.xml should be
>displayed somewhere independent of the sbc configuration.
>
>There is no harm if the port range information is repeated in two
>places.  Alternatively it can be hard coded.
>
>
>You do not need any ITSP information in order to start sipxbridge. If
>no ITSP information is specified, sipxbridge is simply a media relay.
>

How would this work in an HA system? Can there be two media relays, one per 
call server, to support NAT traversal for a redundant system?
--martin
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