You can't tunnel rtp via ssh because its udp. Is the goal to have a secure connection? OpenVPN can solve that for the most part. Sent from my iPhone On Nov 10, 2007, at 4:35 AM, Zenaan Harkness <zen@freedbms.net> wrote:

Hi, I have two ATAs - similar to Grandstream 488s, which allows me to convert analogue phones into IP streams.

The config server for these devices has options for SIP and NAT/ STUN settings.

Can anyone assist me in what I need to do to create a simple point-to-point call, essentially by entering IP addresses manually?

The ultimate purpose is so that I can tunnel such connection through ssh tunnel/ forwarded ports.

But the first step is to make the (point to point) connection.

My machine is Ubuntu.

Do I need a SIP server?

If so, how can I ensure the RTP stream goes through an ssl forwarded port - ie, how do I ensure the RTP stream goes to a local port, which I then forward using ssh?

Thanks in advance Zen

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