This Recommendation defines the capability and procedures for enabling the direct point-to-point media flow between endpoints even if at least onedevice is behind a network address translator (NAT) or firewall (FW) device. If used in conjunction with [ITU-T H.460.23], this feature can be used to extend the scalability of [ITU-T H.460.19]to allow media, where determined, to flow directly between endpoints and avoid the requirement to proxy media.
ITU-T H.460.24-2009 Referenced Document
ITU-T H.225.0-2006 Call signalling protocols and media stream packetization for packet-based multimedia communication systems
ITU-T H.245-2006 Control protocol for multimedia communication Study Group 16
ITU-T H.323-2009 Packet-based multimedia communications systems (Study Group 16)
ITU-T H.460.1-2002 SERIES H: AUDIOVISUAL AND MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS Supplementary services for multimedia Guidelines for the use of the generic extensible framework Study Group 16
ITU-T H.460.17-2005 Using H.225.0 call signalling connection as transport for H.323 RAS messages Study Group 16
ITU-T H.460.18-2005 H.323 Signaling Overcoming Network Address Decoders and Firewall Barriers Research Group 16
ITU-T H.460.19-2005 Traversal of H.323 media across network address translators and firewalls Study Group 16
ITU-T H.460.23-2009 Network address translator and firewall device determination in ITU-T H.323 systems Study Group 16
ITU-T H.460.24-2009 history
2013ITU-T H.460.24 AMD 2-2013 Point-to-point media through network address translators and firewalls within ITU-T H.323 systems Amendment 2: Support for ITU-T H.460.19 multiplex media mode for point-to-point media (Study Group 16)
2011ITU-T H.460.24 AMD 1-2011 Point-to-point media through network address translators and firewalls within ITU-T H.323 systems Amendment 1: Improvements for NAT traversal without intermediary entities (Study Group 16)
2009ITU-T H.460.24-2009 Point-to-point media through network address translators and firewalls within ITU-T H.323 systems Study Group 16