external RTP port range for sipXbridge

[Kurt Albershardt]

Wiki mentions 30000-31000 for sipXrelay but I've seen mentions of 15000-15500 in a number of forum posts.

What do I need to allow for sipXbridge <-> ITSP behind NAT (with external static IP stated, not using a STUN server)?



thanks~

[Bryan Anderson]

I only bring through the 30000-31000 range to our systems. Based of what
is listed under System > Server > "Server" > NAT > "Show Advanced Settings"

-Bryan Anderson

Post by Kurt Albershardt
Wiki mentions 30000-31000 for sipXrelay but I've seen mentions of
15000-15500 in a number of forum posts.
What do I need to allow for sipXbridge <-> ITSP behind NAT (with external
static IP stated, not using a STUN server)?
thanks~
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[Kurt Albershardt]

Thanks!

I only bring through the 30000-31000 range to our systems. Based of what is listed under System > Server > "Server" > NAT > "Show Advanced Settings"
-Bryan Anderson
Wiki mentions 30000-31000 for sipXrelay but I've seen mentions of 15000-15500 in a number of forum posts.
What do I need to allow for sipXbridge <-> ITSP behind NAT (with external static IP stated, not using a STUN server)?
thanks~
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[Tony Graziano]

this is what sipxbridge uses for outbound itsp calls and to support remote
users. IF YOU ARE NOT SUPPORTING REMOTE USERS you do not typically have to
NAT this OR port 5060. Outbound traffic is typically allowed or not allowd
by firewalls, we are talking about inbound traffic here.

Post by Kurt Albershardt
Wiki mentions 30000-31000 for sipXrelay but I've seen mentions of
15000-15500 in a number of forum posts.
What do I need to allow for sipXbridge <-> ITSP behind NAT (with external
static IP stated, not using a STUN server)?
thanks~
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[Kurt Albershardt]

Got it.

I assume inbound RTSP gets negotiated during the SIP call setup and that sipXbridge sends a packet to dynamically open the needed port on a per-call basis?

this is what sipxbridge uses for outbound itsp calls and to support remote users. IF YOU ARE NOT SUPPORTING REMOTE USERS you do not typically have to NAT this OR port 5060. Outbound traffic is typically allowed or not allowd by firewalls, we are talking about inbound traffic here.
Wiki mentions 30000-31000 for sipXrelay but I've seen mentions of 15000-15500 in a number of forum posts.
What do I need to allow for sipXbridge <-> ITSP behind NAT (with external static IP stated, not using a STUN server)?
thanks~

[Tony Graziano]

Correct

Post by Kurt Albershardt
Got it.
I assume inbound RTSP gets negotiated during the SIP call setup and that
sipXbridge sends a packet to dynamically open the needed port on a per-call
basis?
this is what sipxbridge uses for outbound itsp calls and to support remote
users. IF YOU ARE NOT SUPPORTING REMOTE USERS you do not typically have to
NAT this OR port 5060. Outbound traffic is typically allowed or not allowd
by firewalls, we are talking about inbound traffic here.

Post by Kurt Albershardt
Wiki mentions 30000-31000 for sipXrelay but I've seen mentions of
15000-15500 in a number of forum posts.
What do I need to allow for sipXbridge <-> ITSP behind NAT (with external
static IP stated, not using a STUN server)?
thanks~

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