================= GLOBAL RTP RELAY STATISTICS =================
Total received IP frames : 13724013
Total received UDP frames : 10863372
Total received loopback UDP frames : 0
Total found relay sessions : 8905860
Total remapped tos byte for voip media : 634655
Total remotely forwarded frames : 0
Total locally forwarded frames : 0
Total remotely forwarded recorded frames : 0
Total locally forwarded recorded frames : 0
Total not ready for fast path frames : 2564
Total forwarded fast path frames : 8903145
Total dropped filtered frames : 0
Total dropped source unresolved frames : 0
Total dropped dest unresolved frames : 0
Total dropped ok frames : 0
Total dropped recorded ok frames : 0
Total dropped l2 header unresolved : 0
Total dropped fast path frames : 0
Total detected RFC2833 frames : 892
Total keep alive initial forwarded frames : 0
Total keep alive initial dropped frames : 0
Total keep alive periodic forwarded frames : 0
Total keep alive periodic dropped frames : 0
Total unmatched late bound streams : 0
Total number of late bind. resolved streams: 0
Total number of open sessions : 0
Total number of open recording sessions : 0
Total number of active streams : 0
OK, in the VPN gateway you have to enable client to client traffic.
IPO asks the clients to send their media packages directly to each other. They "only" ask IPO to establish the connection but to exchange media directly with each other.
But as long as IP connections between VPN clients are restricted you will have no audio.
Direct media is enabled for the H.323 extension but this doesn't affect the on demand created temporary Communicator extension.
In your case additionally to the routing between voice and "any" you need to allow routing between VPN clients. Don't know how to set this up in the firewall.
You can try to ping between the two VPN clients to test.
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