[SR-Users] Connecting UAs behind Firewall/CgNat with Kamailio without using a Stun Server

Pinter, Gerd. G.Pinter at radionrw.de
Mon May 7 13:11:50 CEST 2018


Hi 
Won't RTP Proxy cause al lot of traffic? We only have 155mbit for all IT traffic, and our Sip Server also have to manage connections outbound our house, where I thought it might be better let those clients do the payload by peer to peer connection. If I got it right this traffic would flow thru our Sip server with RTP Proxy enabled.
Thanks a lot

Best Regards Gerd





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Von: Daniel-Constantin Mierla <miconda at gmail.com> 
Gesendet: Montag, 7. Mai 2018 12:34
An: Kamailio (SER) - Users Mailing List <sr-users at lists.kamailio.org>; Pinter, Gerd. <G.Pinter at radionrw.de>
Betreff: Re: [SR-Users] Connecting UAs behind Firewall/CgNat with Kamailio without using a Stun Server

Hello,

Kamailio can help with NAT traversal -- there are couple of options, one of the most common deployments is using nathelper and rtpengine (or rtpproxy).

A similar solution is provided in the default kamailio.cfg, just look at WITH_NAT ifdefs to figure out the related parts:

  - https://github.com/kamailio/kamailio/blob/master/etc/kamailio.cfg

Cheers,
Daniel


On 07.05.18 12:22, Pinter, Gerd. wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> unfortunately I am personally not a complete IT geek, I am more in to Pro Audio. Anyway, I have to maintain a SIP Server for high quality Audio transmission with special UA's.
> Also we use Software UA's running as Apps (Luci Live) on mobile devices such as I Phones and I pads which are by nature situated in mobile networks. Due to "lack of IP address issues" most providers use private ranges separated by CGNAT from the real Internet.  This causes a lot of trouble. In some cases stun server entries on the clients helps, in other cases don't! 
> But these days I read in announcement of a german company (Mayah Communications), which is in the ProAudio biz since decades, that they offer a SIP Service where no stun is recommended whether the clients are behind NAT or not.
> After I acknowledged that IT business is not witchcraft (almost :-)  ) , I thought that there might exist a solution for my Kamailio SIP server to make it work like the "Mayah" Sip Server.
>
> What settings have to be done that Kamailio uses IP Header Information for SIP signalling instead of the content of SIP packages themselves. Without stun you find the Local Address in the SIP packages, and with Stun the external Address but mostly with the wrong portnumber, but in the IP header you'll find the correct IP:port. 
> I already read a lot of the Kamailio documentation but due to the fact that I am not too deep in IT I am not sure if I got it all. If someone could give me a useful hint on that, that would make my day. 
> Hope this description is unterstandable.
>
> Nice Regards
>
> Gerhard Pinter
>
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