[Serusers] fed up and need guidance

[jaime.gill at orange.co.uk]

Hi Mat,

Just saw your question posted in the mailing list.

If I understand your scenario is like this:

UA1 --- SER ---- NAT/FW --- Internet ---- NAT/FW ----- SER ---- UA2

If so, I have been working to get something like this working for a couple of
months. I wrote a module that is supposed to act as a nathelper and as a FCP
client. If you are still having problems to get this working, get back to me and
I can provide you with guidance.

Regards,

Jaime





Mat Harris <mat.harris at genestate.com> on 16/04/2003 14:40:35




To:   serusers at lists.iptel.org
cc:    (bcc: Jaime GILL/EN/HTLUK)


Subject:  [Serusers] fed up and need guidance



hi, i have been playing around with ser now for around a month and am
getting nowhere.

i have two sites running ser on redhat (7.3 and 8). the ser machines are
each behind a redhat (7.3) firewall with port 5060(udp) forwarded to the ser
machines.

i cannot see presence of any users at the other site and vice versa.

please can someone guide me through how they would set up such an operation.

this really is a hand-holding job i'm afraid.

very grateful for a quick response.


cheers

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Mat Harris               OpenGPG Public Key ID: C37D57D9
mat.harris at genestate.com www.genestate.com
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