CounterPath Bria iPad Edition 1.1.1/1.1.2 User Guide - Manual (Page 58)

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Network Traversal Strategy
Select a profile:
• Default Configuration: STUN ON, ICE OFF, DNS SRV ON.
Bria will use the STUN server at stun.counterpath.com to discover the public address of your device. It will
present that public address for SIP signaling and when negotiating media routing.
• Application Managed: STUN ON, ICE ON, DNS SRV ON.
Bria will use the STUN server at stun.counterpath.com to discover the public address of your device. It will
present your public address for SIP signaling and both your public and private addresses when negotiating
media routing.
• Server Managed: STUN OFF, ICE OFF, DNS SRV ON.
Bria will present your device’s private address for SIP signaling and when negotiating media routing.
Choose this option if your VoIP service provider advises you that it has implemented a network-hosted
NAT traversal (or far-end NAT traversal) technology such as a session border controller (SBC), media
proxy or RTP relay.
• User Specified: Set the settings as desired.
Field Description
Use STUN • ON: Bria will use a STUN server to discover your public IP address.
• OFF: Bria does not discover your public IP address. Therefore, only the private IP address
will be used. Typically, Global IP should be set to OFF.
STUN Server Used only if STUN is ON. The default is stun.counterpath.com. You can specify a different
STUN server if your VoIP provider advises you to do so.
ICE ICE is involved only in media routing (it is not involved in SIP signaling).
• ON: Bria will use ICE to discover addresses for media packets. ICE provides a good
guarantee of two-way audio. However, to use ICE successfully, both endpoints in a call must
use ICE and specifically must use draft 19 of the ICE standard.
• OFF: Try turning ICE off if you are not using iPad behind a firewall or NAT.