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Has there been any discussions of adding an SDP mangler to Asterisk? One possible application I can think of is allowing directmedia to peers that are behind NAT. It's probably more difficult than just SDP mangling but that is probably a good start. I am sure
it would have other uses as well.</p>
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Essentially, I am look for an equivalent to the SDP mangler available for Kamailio without having to install Kamailio and integrate it with Asterisk just for that feature.</p>
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For directmedia use, it would basically use the same values as nat=force_rport, comedia does. So it would replace the SDP port and IP with those values if it detects a private IP address.</p>
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Before I start experimenting with the Kamailio module, am I on the right track with this? How feasable is this as a new asterisk feature?
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