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Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencingSchaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencingPosted Oct 16, 2012 12:22 UTC (Tue) by marcH (subscriber, #57642)In reply to: Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencing by job Parent article: Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencing
Company firewalls are not supposed to make your job incredibly harder while adding very little security either. Yet that's how many are configured.
So to get your job done you can either:
Guess which one people tend to pick. It's not just people: why do you think every protocol is now HTTP-based? To work around company firewalls.
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Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencing Posted Oct 16, 2012 14:21 UTC (Tue) by Richard_J_Neill (subscriber, #23093) [Link]
> So to get your job done you can either:
> - convince your network admin team, or > - work around your company firewall.
In this case, we had the official support of the admin people, who were happy in terms of policy to enable SIP, but couldn't actually do it. The firewall in question (Checkpoint) "didn't support SIP"! I couldn't believe it either.
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