Hi Malcolm, The GnuGK will be using to connecting different customers as a
directory proxy, and solve the problem of some customers’ endpoints are
behind NAT. I would like to know the possibility of both approaches you have
below, like: 1.
I setup a GK with public IP and any endpoints behind NAT can
register and communicate each other. This is the setup I have now with Cisco GK.
My endpoints behind NAT can setup calls, but result in one-way audio which I suspect
RTP packets are not delivered properly because of NAT. 2.
Or customer has their own GK behind NAT which can be neighbouring
with my GK with public IP. And RTP traffic is still handled fine. Thanks, Leon From: Malcolm Caldwell
[mailto:Malcolm.Caldwell@xxxxxxxxxx] Hi Leon, |
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