We're experiencing an issue with inbound NAT of RTP traffic (UDP 10000 - 10051).
Here's the NAT rule: <rule> <protocol>udp</protocol> <external-port>10000-10051</external-port> <target>192.168.0.12</target> <local-port>10000</local-port> <interface>wan</interface> <descr>RTP</descr> </rule>
Here is what is logged in status.php: Sep 13 22:18:01 m0n0wall ipmon[122]: 22:18:00.793775 bge0 @200:1 b 209.XXX.XXX.60,17375 -> 192.168.0.12,10025 PR udp len 20 116 IN bad NAT Sep 13 22:18:01 m0n0wall ipmon[122]: 22:18:00.811888 22x bge0 @200:1 b 209.XXX.XXX.60,17374 -> 192.168.0.12,10024 PR udp len 20 200 IN bad NAT
I've tried a different physical NIC, turning on allowance of fragmented packets and the most basic configuration possible.
Does anyone have any suggestions or could someone even just confirm if they have a m0n0 config working with inbound NAT of RTP?
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