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We have 2 computers in a small network, connected to the internet via an IPCop firewall.<br />
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We are using a VoIP softphone on each computer, which connects to SIP servers at the VoIP provider. We have been advised to open various UDP ports (and port ranges) by the VoIP provider to allow the softphone to work correctly.<br />
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In IPCop I can only see how to allow the udp traffic to one host or the other, but I cant get it to go to both at the same time. Any ideas?
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We have 2 computers in a small network, connected to the internet via an IPCop firewall.

We are using a VoIP softphone on each computer, which connects to SIP servers at the VoIP provider. We have been advised to open various UDP ports (and port ranges) by the VoIP provider to allow the softphone to work correctly.

In IPCop I can only see how to allow the udp traffic to one host or the other, but I cant get it to go to both at the same time. Any ideas?

IPCop configuration with 2 SIP clients

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.