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| The Internet Gate fully supports the SIP protocol, which means that you may use SIP based services and applications all the way from the Internet, through the firewall, and on to your secure inside network. | The Internet Gate fully supports the SIP protocol, which means that you may use SIP based services and applications all the way from the Internet, through the firewall, and on to your secure inside network. | ||
| - | The Internet Gate keeps a database | + | The Internet Gate keeps track of all connected SIP users. It analyses all passing SIP traffic, handles NAT related issues with private IP addresses |
| The way the Internet Gate handles SIP traffic makes it useful for more than just a firewall that supports SIP traffic. You can for instance easily set up the Internet Gate to work as a SIP server, allowing inside and/or outside users to register. | The way the Internet Gate handles SIP traffic makes it useful for more than just a firewall that supports SIP traffic. You can for instance easily set up the Internet Gate to work as a SIP server, allowing inside and/or outside users to register. | ||
