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Do you use SIP proxy with a VOIP provider router?

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Guess I haven't really studied this enough yet [:)]? Thanks.


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    ...  just wondering if somehow setting up the SIP proxy with it makes it work better or am I way off base and the SIP thing is more for if your running your own SIP server or something? Thanks. 

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    i'm using the proxy for security reason:

    i've put my voip adapter to it's own vlan; activated the sip proxy in transparent mode and allowed only the adapter to communicate through it. the adapter is configured as described by my voip provider (i'm using sipgate) but the stun server was deleted in the adapter configuration.

    everything works well (incomming and outgoing calls)
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    [ QUOTE ]
    ...  just wondering if somehow setting up the SIP proxy with it makes it work better or am I way off base and the SIP thing is more for if your running your own SIP server or something? Thanks. 

    [/ QUOTE ]


    i'm using the proxy for security reason:

    i've put my voip adapter to it's own vlan; activated the sip proxy in transparent mode and allowed only the adapter to communicate through it. the adapter is configured as described by my voip provider (i'm using sipgate) but the stun server was deleted in the adapter configuration.

    everything works well (incomming and outgoing calls)
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