Hello,<br><br>I am once again attempting to get Ekiga working in hopes that it works better than Skype. Unfortunately, it does not work at all. I followed the vague (and somewhat misleading) instructions and am still not able to make phone calls. I am confused about the terminology used in the instructions as they seem to be geared towards people with a bit of experience in the underlying technology of Ekiga.
<br><br>I set up a PC-to-Phone account and Ekiga shows a successful connection to diamondcard. However, when I try to call (001303xxxxxxx), I see the message "Calling" and nothing ever happens. I understand this may have something to do with my router and thus tried to run the "iptable rules" provided in the FAQ and get this error:
<br><br>./ekigash: 9: cannot create /proc/sys/net/ipv4/netfilter/ip_conntrack_udp_timeout: Directory nonexistent<br><br>Furthermore, the FAQ states "Here are some rules you can use for GNU/Linux with iptables. It doesn't
forward any port. Forwarding a few additional ports might be required
for H.323, but not for SIP." What is this suggesting I do? How would I "use" these "rules"?<br><br>On setup, Ekiga detected Symmetric NAT and went on to explain about concepts I do not currently understand, such as port forwarding. Can anyone explain this in less technical terms?
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