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*Using a FireBrick FB2700 providing NAT has no ALG and does simple dynamic port forwarding of Server: FireBrick/1.54.153

|Tested on [[FireBrick SIP]] Server

Here is a pre-made rule for a FireBrick, change the IPs in the target-ip= element to your own:

For a Firebrick:

[[File:2700-small.png|link=:Category:FireBrick|A FireBrick Ethernet router]]

router made out of FireBrick, BSD or Linux that gives proper control of things

...BX - it is perfectly normal for you to have your own office PBX, such as a FireBrick or an Asterisk server for example and for your equipment to provide you wil

[[File:Firebrick-1500MTU-ping.png|200px|thumb|a 1500 ping on FireBrick]] ...mon, customers on irc, for tweaking pppd and testing this for us). The new FireBrick does, of course, support PPPoE with baby jumbo frames to handle 1,500 byte

|Tested on [[FireBrick SIP]] Server

...the name of the software and it may include version number, for example: "FireBrick/1.30.004" or "snom300/8.7.3.25".

|Tested on FireBrick SIP Server

...r backup of the server lan via orange as this is integrated via a tunneled firebrick.

;FireBrick:The FireBrick is a router, bonding box and traffic shaper. It can act as a SIP PBX, VPN t

The FireBrick 6000 routers we use provide us with Continuous Quality Monitoring of every In addition to the graphs from the FireBrick we add some extra information. This includes pins on the graph we can add t

...) is more commonly used when bridging to a separate PPPoE device such as a FireBrick

...BX - it is perfectly normal for you to have your own office PBX, such as a FireBrick or an Asterisk server for example and for your equipment to provide you wil

...very 100 seconds or so. This causes unnecessary delay in reconnecting. Our FireBrick product, for example, will start off trying every 100 milliseconds before i