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

Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote: Hello, I tested and Content-Type is ok. There is one thing that I would like to suggest: When user1 invites to the private instance message conference user2 -> both get the message "user2 joined room". If user1 invites user3 -> all get "user3 joined room" I think the problem is that latest user won't know who are participating in the conference. If message could include something like "user3 joined room. user1 and user2 in room" When user exit room only admin gets message "The user [user] has left the room" others doesn't know anything that user has left room... Best Regards, Henri Keski-Sikkila

Hello, henri keski-sikkila wrote: Could you test with the latest CVS version? If you get the same, please capture the sip traffic on openser box and send it to me for this case ngrep -d any -qt port 5060 Cheers, Daniel