Re: [GnomeMeeting-devel-list] Abnormal call termination -- Call unanswered

[Dan Sandberg <x cs stanford edu>]

Glad to see there is a nice potential solution.  I'll be happy to switch
to the old NAT router for testing if the RFC3605 is implemented.

Cheers,

-Dan

Damien Sandras wrote:

>Le jeudi 02 mars 2006 à 16:08 -0800, Dan Sandberg a écrit :
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>>I switched NAT boxes and everything works well now. 
>>
>>It seems like it would be prudent to figure out what is going on ( and
>>at least display better error messages ) while Ekiga is still in beta,
>>but if no one feels it's worth exploring, no worries...
>>
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>The problem is that it can not allocate two consecutive ports on the
>router. I do not think it is related to Ekiga. But I have an idea on how
>to fix it. I will see if I can do something before 2.00.
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>>Cheers,
>>
>>-Dan
>>
>>Dan Sandberg wrote:
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>>>>No, it is a cone NAT, it is apparently just very busy.
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>>>I tried it again with my computer as the only computer using the router,
>>>with no applications running on my computer other than Ekiga, and got
>>>the same result.   I tried another port range and got the same result. 
>>>I think something else is going on.
>>>
>>>If the two computers attempting to chat are A and B, why does A have to
>>>connect to B and B connect to A.  If A connects to B, but B can't
>>>connect to A, shouldn't that be sufficient for bidirectional RTP?
>>>
>>>Anything else I can try to get to the bottom of this?  The router I'm
>>>using ( SMC Barricade 7004AWBR ) is a fairly popular one.
>>>
>>>Cheers,
>>>
>>>-Dan
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