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The STUN server to use for STUN Support. STUN is a technic that permits to go through some types of NAT gateways
The STUN server to use for STUN Support. STUN is a technology that permits going through some types of NAT gateways
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
The STUN server to use for STUN Support. STUN is a technique that permits to go through some types of NAT gateways
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../ekiga.schemas.in.in.h:110
149.
The range of UDP ports that Ekiga will use for SIP signaling and when registering to gatekeepers. Ekiga needs to be restarted for the new values to take effect.
The range of UDP ports that Ekiga will use for SIP signalling and when registering to gatekeepers. Ekiga needs to be restarted for the new values to take effect.
Translated and reviewed by Benjamin Goodger
Located in ../ekiga.schemas.in.in.h:147
171.
This permits to set the mode for DTMFs sending. The value can be "RFC2833" (0) only
This permits setting the mode for DTMFs sending. The value can be "RFC2833" (0) only
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
This permits to set the mode for DTMFs sending. The value can be "RFC2833" (0) only
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../ekiga.schemas.in.in.h:169
194.
Ekiga detected Symmetric NAT. The most appropriate method, if your router does not natively support SIP or H.323, is to forward the required ports to your internal machine in order to change your Symmetric NAT into Cone NAT. If you run this test again after the port forwarding has been done, it should report Cone NAT. This should allow Ekiga to be used with STUN support enabled. If it does not report Cone NAT, then it means that there is a problem in your forwarding rules.
Ekiga detected Symmetric NAT. The most appropriate method, if your router does not natively support SIP or H.323, is to forward the required ports to your internal machine in order to change your Symmetric NAT into Cone NAT. If you run this test again after the port forwarding has been done, it should report Cone NAT. This should allow Ekiga to be used with STUN support enabled. If it does not report Cone NAT, it means that there is a problem in your forwarding rules.
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
Ekiga detected Symmetric NAT. The most appropriate method, if your router does not natively support SIP or H.323, is to forward the required ports to your internal machine in order to change your Symmetric NAT into Cone NAT. If you run this test again after the port forwarding has been done, it should report Cone NAT. This should allow Ekiga to be used with STUN support enabled. If it does not report Cone NAT, then it means that there is a problem in your forwarding rules.
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../src/clients/stun.cpp:153
214.
Ekiga is already running, if you want it to call a given SIP, H.323, or callto address, please use "ekiga -c address".
Ekiga is already running. If you want it to call a given SIP, H.323, or callto address, please use "ekiga -c address".
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
Ekiga is already running, if you want it to call a given SIP, H.323, or callto address, please use "ekiga -c address".
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../src/components/bonobo.cpp:117
343.
Please make sure to provide a valid account name, host name, and user name.
Please ensure that you provide a valid account name, host name, and user name.
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
Please make sure to provide a valid account name, host name, and user name.
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../src/gui/accounts.cpp:684
411.
Please make sure you fill in all required fields.
Please make sure that you fill in all required fields.
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
Please make sure you fill in all required fields.
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../src/gui/addressbook.cpp:3593
471.
The audio manager is the plugin that will manage your audio devices. WindowsMultimedia is probably the best choice when available.
The audio manager is the plugin that will manage your audio devices. WindowsMultimedia is probably the best choice if it's available.
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
The audio manager is the plugin that will manage your audio devices. WindowsMultimedia is probably the best choice when available.
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../src/gui/druid.cpp:977
491.
You have now finished the Ekiga configuration. All the settings can be changed in the Ekiga preferences. Enjoy!


Configuration summary:

Username: %s
Connection type: %s
Audio manager: %s
Audio player: %s
Audio recorder: %s
Video manager: %s
Video input: %s
SIP URL: %s
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You have now finished the Ekiga configuration. All of the settings can be changed in the Ekiga preferences. Enjoy!


Configuration summary:

Username: %s
Connection type: %s
Audio manager: %s
Audio player: %s
Audio recorder: %s
Video manager: %s
Video input: %s
SIP URL: %s
Translated by Benjamin Goodger
Reviewed by David Lodge
In upstream:
You have now finished the Ekiga configuration. All the settings can be changed in the Ekiga preferences. Enjoy!


Configuration summary:

Username: %s
Connection type: %s
Audio manager: %s
Audio player: %s
Audio recorder: %s
Video manager: %s
Video input: %s
SIP URL: %s
Suggested by David Lodge
Located in ../src/gui/druid.cpp:1912
576.
_PC-To-Phone Account
_PC-To-Phone Account
Translated and reviewed by Jen Ockwell
In upstream:
_PC-to-Phone Account
Suggested by David Lodge
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