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<div>Apologies if you get this twice - i sent it yesterday and it seems that it did not come to the list. </div>
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<div>I am trying to find out whether the following scenario is feasible:</div>
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<div>Openser server behind NAT with 5060 forwarded to the box</div>
<div>Client 1 behind NAT (different network than the server) - could have ports statically forwarded to it if need be</div>
<div>Client 2 on public IP (good news here).</div>
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<div>I want Client 1 to be able to register with the server to start with.</div>
<div>Also, Client 1 has to be able to call Client 2 (the reverse is not really required but</div>
<div>it is probably easier to facilitate) with RTP data flowing directly between he two.</div>
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<div>It seems a difficult scenario.</div>
<div>I know that it may be possible to use intermediaries (e.g. mediaproxy) but</div>
<div>i do not want RTP traffic to go through the server.</div>
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<div>Any ideas or pointers to functions / config files.</div>
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Regards,</div>
<div>Lambros</div>
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