[Asterisk-Users] Restricting registration for peer '611' to 60 seconds (requested 1200)

Kevin P. Fleming kpfleming at digium.com
Mon Oct 17 07:47:27 MST 2005


Rich Adamson wrote:

> The only issue I see with that approach is that customers tend to buy
> crap for firewalls without any knowledge/experience relative to nat
> timeouts, etc. We've seen some that never timeout the nat entries (unless
> the nat table becomes full), and others with very short duration timeouts.
> Using the server-based qualify assumes you either know the nat table
> timeout value, or, one must pick a very short duration qualify generating
> wasteful traffic. 

Wouldn't the same be true of the registration interval though? If you 
need the NAT mapping to stay in effect, _something_ is going to have to 
generate two-way traffic before it expires... I don't see how it matters 
whether that is a registration or a qualify.



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