auto-nat tries to use upnp/nat-pmp to figure it out... auto will just put your IP in there. The other values can be stun:host or an IP. The docs in trunk show this now... its really simple to understand but you should NEVER have to set that unless you have a nat scenario that requires you to lie about your IP and such to traverse the nat. /b On Nov 5, 2009, at 4:54 PM, Joseph L. Casale wrote:
The internal.xml also has an "ext-rtp-ip" variable and in trying to understand what this is for (my version of fs is <1) I noticed in trunks conf file it is explained. So the available options that I have given my setup is multihomed with a lan/wan setup where the wan interface is dynamic would be a fqdn for fs to lookup, or auto/auto-nat.
How exactly does auto and auto-nat work so I may know of its going to work properly/reliably in my scenario.
Thanks! jlc