Re: gnugk behind NAT questions

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Hi Rafat,

what we do if we are doing in production environment, we cant say our
customer to run gk on his machine.

If you are providing outgoing-only service, it should be fine; it's incoming calls that cause most of the problems with NAT.

For two-way, there is still no trouble for a small customer
-- the ATA has uses different ports for each line.

The medium customer will use an FXS gateway with 4 to 8 ports,
or a T1/E1 gateway.  These are all ok with NAT, because they
use only one call signal address.

The large customer should have his own GK :)

--Stewart



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