Randy,

Does this proxy do RTP? and if not does it handle nat?

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Andrew,

It has provision for handling far-end NAT. There is no need to proxy
the media, although it will if you setup the outbound proxy in your
end-point to sip.onsip.com.

Michael

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From: Andrew Dixon
Date: Thu, 5 Aug 2010 10:34:44 -0400

Randy,

Does this proxy do RTP? and if not does it handle nat?

On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 3:57 AM,

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   Topic: What is vuc.onsip.com - who it's for and what it is
Randy R <randulo2...@gmail.com> Aug 04 08:29AM -0700 ^

OnSIP.com is a free setup we use. It's meant to be a way to test and
talk in g722 wideband (+ optional video) amongst regular participants
of the VUC.
Adding large numbers of users isn't practical because it requires me
to manually add them. There is no way people can add themselves,
unfortunately, because this is a business-oriented service.
http://ideasip.com is a great free service you can use if you want a
FWD replacement or a SIP to SIP server. Is Voxalot still around?

OnSIP.com also has a web interface that makes it differ from most of
these SIP servers. This allows you to see who is registered (presence)
and there's also an IM aspect I myself know little about. I believe
you can use a drag and drop approach to make calls via this web
interface, among registered users.

If you get on vuc.onsip.com you will need to register a SIP device or
software client to the SIP server (vuc.onsip.com) in order to make or
receive calls. Once registered, anyone can call your SIP URI, which
will be some...@vuc.onsip.com.

There are also four-digit extension numbers assigned to each user, so
if you have, say, a Polycom 650, you can dial the 4 digits.

OnSIP also allows the admin to set extensions for common SIP URI. For
example, if you dial 2009 on a device registered on vuc.onsip.com, you
will be effectively calling 200...@login.zipdx.com

If you are a VUC regular, or when you become one, please feel free to
email me and I will add you to the pbx on a "you want it done when?"
basis.

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  arsaboo <arsa...@gmail.com> Aug 04 08:53AM -0700 ^

Voxalot is live and kicking :)

  Jerry Schuman <jerry.schu...@gmail.com> Aug 04 12:35PM -0700 ^

Love to be added.

My ever present handle would be appreciated. theagent

Sent from my iPhone

  Randy R <randulo2...@gmail.com> Aug 04 03:58PM -0700 ^

Done!

You want theagent in the SIP URI?

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Andrew,

You mean OnSIP.com? I think it sets up the call and doesn't deal with
RTP. And as far as I know it does handle NAT.

/r

On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 10:16 AM, Guillermo Vieiro

To put it in technical terms... "NAT is a bitch". True though, that in
a pbx situation, the calls will come from known IP addresses, so
although it's a pain to configure (once) and may cause trouble if they
change their IP, it's a pretty good solution. Unless you need to get
calls from unkon IPs, it's better for security probably, too.

Absolutely, thanks for adding your comments!

/r