[Ekiga-list] Timeout? Call out OK call in from Diamon unseen or broken

[ael]

P laliberte wrote:
> ael wrote:
>> Philippe Laliberte wrote:
>>  
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I am running into a little problem. I did dig into the wiki but to no
>>> avail.
>>>
>>> Set-up:
>>>
>>> Fedora 7.
>>> kernel-2.6.22.9
>>> Firewall disabled. selinux disabled
>>> Ekiga 2.0.11
>>>
>>> Router Modem ADSL SpeedTouch 780
>>> Firewall disabled (once I get Ekiga working I'll test what I can close)
>>> VoIp turned off
>>>
>>> Modem routing Configuration
>>>
>>> Protocol    Port Range    Translate To ...    Trigger Protocol  
>>> Trigger Port   Any            5000 - 5100    5000 - 5100      
>>> -                               -
>>> UDP           3479 - 3479    3479 - 3479   
>>> UDP                         3479
>>> UDP           3478 - 3479    3478 - 3479   
>>> UDP                         3478
>>>     
>>
>> I can't quite decode the above. If you trigger on 3478 (UDP) and then
>> open 5000 -5100 (UDP) then it should be ok. I am not sure that is what
>> you have above is it? I can't make out the first line ending in
>> 5000-5100: how does that relate to the two following lines?
>>
>> ael
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> 
> Just missing a cariage return
> 
> Protocol    Port Range    Translate To ...    Trigger Protocol  Trigger
> Port   Any            5000 - 5100    5000 - 5100    -    -
> UDP           3479 - 3479    3479 - 3479    UDP   3479
> UDP           3478 - 3479    3478 - 3479    UDP   3478
> 
> 
> What you mean is that I should just do :
> 
> UDP         5000 - 5100    3479 - 3479    UDP   3479
> UDP         5100 - 5100    3478 - 3479    UDP   3478

Looking at that again, why are you translating 3479 into 5000-5100? Or
am I misunderstanding the web interface (I assume)?

Once you see a packet on 3478, then open 5000-5100. Do not translate
3478 into 5000... if that is what the above means. 3478 and 3479 should
be (con) tracked properly by the router. It is just that it will block
5000-5100 unless it is told otherwise.

I have not encountered a SpeedTouch router so I may be misunderstanding
its configuration.

ael