1 Feb
2005
1 Feb
'05
11:22 a.m.
if it is only for nat purposes, then you can safely send back a 200 OK
using sl_send_reply() -- this will stop any retransmission of the
request by the client.
It is very common to use OPTIONS for NAT keepalive, REGISTERs usually
triggers authentication and user location update which will add some
overhead.
Daniel
On 01/27/05 17:16, Ricardo Martinez wrote:
Hello list,
I have a question regarding to the NAT keep alive message sent by a Lynksys
PAP2 device. I configured the NAT keep Alive message as NOTIFY. When this
messsage arrives to SER the next configuration line handle it.
if (method=="NOTIFY") {
break;
};
i'm not sure if this behavior is ok. Does SER must answer to the NOTIFY
(keep alive messages).?? if the answer is yes, which message is the answer
to a NOTIFY? is better to do the NAT keep alive message with a REGISTER?
I hope that someone could help me
Ricardo Martinez.-
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