[Asterisk-Users] Using Grandstream phone , got this error in *

[david winter]

you are right, but that isnt my network setup.

cisco has 3 eth(0,1,2)

eth0 is a /32 (2 usable IP) providing access to my upstream provider
this interface is outside NAT
eth1 is a /24 (class c) 192.168.0.x where the sip phone is, this is nat 
inside
eth2 is a /28 65.105.x.x (16 usable IP) this is neither inside nor outside.

wheny you connect from 192.168.0.109 to 65.105.x.x i dont see that 
connection as coming from the IP of the NAT outside interface, i see the 
912.168.0.x address directly.

if the 192.168.0.109 phone was attmpted to connect to anything not on 
the 192 or on the 66.x.x.x/28, then i would be NATing.


David Winter
Senior Network Engineer
Planet-Telecom, Inc.
Tampa FL
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Thomas Gallaway wrote:
> david winter wrote:
> 
>> Ok i am using a grandstream on a 192.168.0.x network, connecting to * 
>> on 65.105.x.x. Which might make you think i am using NAT, but im not 
>> there is a cisco 3600 directly connecting these two networks. so its 
>> not natting between them.
> 
> 
> Correct me if I am wrong but everytime you translate from an private IP 
> to a public IP that is considered NAT?
> 
> -- Thomas
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