Hello Ryan,
Ryan Ricard wrote:
> First of all I suppose I should introduce myself as
this is my first
> post to the dev mailing list. Hello, I'm Ryan Ricard.
I'm a student at
> the University of Texas at Dallas working on the
audio/video mailbox as
> part of the summer of code. Glad to be working with
y'all
Same here. Welcome to the list.
> Anyway, on to my question. I was trying to set up a
test call today to
> see If I have the proper idea of how Sip-Communicator
handles incoming
> calls, and I came upon a bit of a snag: My current
internet setup here
> on campus does not allow me a public IP address. Since
I'm pretty sure
> port forwarding is out of the question, is there any
way to have SIP
> communicator send/receive calls over the LAN or local
machine?
I'll start working on basic NAT traversal for SIP
Communicator next
week. However in order not to keep you waiting I guess it
would be
better for us to create a couple of accounts for you on our
local
asterisk installation (which handles NAT traversal).
We'll send you the details as soon as they're ready.
Cheers
Emil
>
> Or, alternatively, what is the standard procedure for
testing
> incoming/outgoing calls?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ryan
>
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