[asterisk-users] NAT router for Linux

[Alex Balashov]

No, your setup is not unusual for a client.

If you are not happy with your router, you can set it to Ethernet bridge 
mode (if it's DSL over ATM transport, that's RFC1483).  Then your PC 
behind it can hold the public Layer 3 interface, but the DSL modem will 
still do the ATM/G.DMT stuff.

Julien Claassen wrote:

> I'm not completely sure about the things my router can do. It's from the 
> telephone company and it's supposed to do a lot of stuff. I've just heard, 
> that windows people could solve such things. After all my setup isn't too 
> strange or rare? Or is it for running asterisk?
>    Kndest regards and thanks for all the testing
>          Julien
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