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RE: [asteriskpbx-8] lost with asterisk
| From: | user 4244801 |
| Sent on: | Tuesday, June 5, 2007 12:08 AM |
CAT5 can go directly into the box if you don’t want to use
POTS lines (which you are wanting to get away from I’d imagine) NAT is a
pain with any VoIP setup..so if you can put it on a public IP you’d run
into less stress, but you’d have issues with security unless you
configure the server properly. NAT isn’t death for the VoIP, but with
asterisk/trixbox you’d have to forward UDP ports 5060-5063 (If you use
SIP), 10000-20000 (for the SIP calls..it uses any of those for each call), 69
(for the phone to download the config from tftp) and 4569 (If you use IAX over
SIP..which from what I hear IAX is more NAT friendly)
It’s a balance between security and ease of setup.
From:
[address removed] [mailto:[address removed]] On Behalf Of Erik
Rodriguez
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2007 11:59 PM
To: [address removed]
Subject: [asteriskpbx-8] lost with asterisk
I'm going to build an asterisk box and house it in the data
center. I'm going to go with axvoice.com because that's what Judd uses
and I like the pay as you go deal. Obviously I won't have access to any
POTS lines in the DC. My question is, what type of "adapter" do
I need to use this service? Can I plug a CAT5 directly in into this box
and get it to work that way? Also would it be best to put it behind a NAT
firewall, or just use a public IP. I've heard mixed things about asterisk
using NAT.
Any
help would be appreciated.
Erik Rodriguez
Orlando
Tech Works, LLC
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