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telenerd · 09-23-2007, 06:25 PM

Hi Martin, I hope you are still monitoring this thread. It has become somewhat cluttered. Misrouted ACK seems to be a common problem but it can have various causes.

Going back to my specific problem, I am hoping you can tell me if the asterisk PSTN gateways are using the NAT option in their configuration files. I have been doing some research on asterisk and I believe this option could have a bearing on my specific case.

The NAT options are as follows --
NAT undefined means default to NO
NO means use the RFC3581 extension ( use rport parameter )
ROUTE means do not use rport and work around bug in Uniden phones
YES means use rport and work around bug in Uniden phones
NEVER means do not use rport and do not work around bug in Uniden phones.

I realize things are very busy with the rollout of new features and a new business model.
Thanks in advance.

09-23-2007, 06:25 PM	#12
telenerd Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 23 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1 Times in 1 Posts	nat option in asterisk configuration Hi Martin, I hope you are still monitoring this thread. It has become somewhat cluttered. Misrouted ACK seems to be a common problem but it can have various causes. Going back to my specific problem, I am hoping you can tell me if the asterisk PSTN gateways are using the NAT option in their configuration files. I have been doing some research on asterisk and I believe this option could have a bearing on my specific case. The NAT options are as follows -- NAT undefined means default to NO NO means use the RFC3581 extension ( use rport parameter ) ROUTE means do not use rport and work around bug in Uniden phones YES means use rport and work around bug in Uniden phones NEVER means do not use rport and do not work around bug in Uniden phones. I realize things are very busy with the rollout of new features and a new business model. Thanks in advance.