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Re: [Sip] problem with NAT



Hi Suresh,
The sip registration should have a time out and after the time out, the sip client needs to register again. The SIP register timeout should be less than (or equal) the Transition table entry time out.
I hope, this will solve your problem,.

Regds,
Sujith



From: suresh t <sureshmaillist@yahoo.co.uk>
To: sip@ietf.org
Subject: [Sip] problem with NAT
Date: Tue, 27 May 2003 03:44:49 +0100 (BST)

hi all..

i got one doubt reg. NAT traversal of the SIP
messages...pls clarify me ASAP...

suppose if the user1 is using local Ip address and
registers with the proxy with Ip address and port(the
proxy registers the NATed IP and port(dynamic)).

and suppose it is a chat like application, the user2
wants to connect user1 through some private protocol,
which is using TCP, but after a long time...

in this case, the translation table(NAT) in the Router

of user1 is timed out and has been purged. then the
user2 cannot access the user1's system.

how can i solve the above problem..?

ur suggestion is highly appreciated.

thanks in advance
suresh



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