can SIP work with ISA
Dear Experts,
Is it possible to allow SIP traffic from an IP phone to pass through ISA 2006 to an IP PBX that is outside the network but sitting on a public IP address?
regards,
Norman
Is it possible to allow SIP traffic from an IP phone to pass through ISA 2006 to an IP PBX that is outside the network but sitting on a public IP address?
regards,
Norman
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You may want to have a look here for a definitive. http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/Forefrontedgegeneral/thread/c2eb3829-d097-43d3-92eb-92953cdac318/
ISA's replacement, TMG, does support SIP traffic in the true sense but ISA did not. Results have been varied as you can see.
Keith
ISA's replacement, TMG, does support SIP traffic in the true sense but ISA did not. Results have been varied as you can see.
Keith
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Read my post properly.....
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@Keith-that forum is referring to to ISA 2004 while am talking about ISA 2006.
Not relevant as the concept is identical in the sense that neither 2004 or 2006 could support SIP traffic directly. Jim Harrison was our Guru on ISA and TMG until he moved on last year over to the CSS team. The point being that if Jim states it is not possible then it is a fact of life.
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Accepted answer: 0 points for NormanMaina's comment http:/Q_27241849.html#36320969
Assisted answer: 125 points for rickhobbs's comment http:/Q_27241849.html#36320907
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Assisted answer: 125 points for rickhobbs's comment http:/Q_27241849.html#36325740
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Yes - I object for a number of reasons.
First, simply the fact that you did not bother to come back and close your question in the first place.
Second, Accepting your response as the answer (where you are raising a query) which cannot be the solution by definition and simply assigning equal points to every response you did get.
Third, Rickhobbs gave you the correct answer - that should be the accepted one.
Fourth - let's face it, you have only requested closing this question because you came back to ask a new question.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27387074/use-GPO-to-enable-local-admin-account-and-then-set-password-to-all-domain-computers.html
First, simply the fact that you did not bother to come back and close your question in the first place.
Second, Accepting your response as the answer (where you are raising a query) which cannot be the solution by definition and simply assigning equal points to every response you did get.
Third, Rickhobbs gave you the correct answer - that should be the accepted one.
Fourth - let's face it, you have only requested closing this question because you came back to ask a new question.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27387074/use-GPO-to-enable-local-admin-account-and-then-set-password-to-all-domain-computers.html
Thanks - spot on
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