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Problem setting up Asterisk
Hi guys;
i got Asterisk@home installed and my provider is Teliax.
I can make outbound calls with no problem, but I cannot get to manage incoming calls.
I have a Linksys router, the Asterisk server with a static IP and I’m forwarding the following ports to the asterisk ip address (5060, 5060 to 5082, 10000 to 20000, 4569, 8000, all of them TCP and UDP)
Also I got the asterisk IP in the DMZ zone.
The config in the trunk in the asterisk@home is;
PEER DETAILS
auth=md5
context=incoming-teliax
disallow=all
host=voip-co3.teliax.com
nat=yes
secret=***********
trunk=yes
type=friend
username=*********
USER DETAILS
context=incoming-teliax
secret=********
srvlookup=yes
type=friend
username=*******
REGISTER STRING
******:********@voip-co3.t eliax.com
The context [incoming-teliax] is as follows (in extensions.conf)
[incoming-teliax]
exten => s,1,Answer()
exten => s,n,Playback(hello-world)
Please help me out to get this working.
Thanks
i got Asterisk@home installed and my provider is Teliax.
I can make outbound calls with no problem, but I cannot get to manage incoming calls.
I have a Linksys router, the Asterisk server with a static IP and I’m forwarding the following ports to the asterisk ip address (5060, 5060 to 5082, 10000 to 20000, 4569, 8000, all of them TCP and UDP)
Also I got the asterisk IP in the DMZ zone.
The config in the trunk in the asterisk@home is;
PEER DETAILS
auth=md5
context=incoming-teliax
disallow=all
host=voip-co3.teliax.com
nat=yes
secret=***********
trunk=yes
type=friend
username=*********
USER DETAILS
context=incoming-teliax
secret=********
srvlookup=yes
type=friend
username=*******
REGISTER STRING
******:********@voip-co3.t
The context [incoming-teliax] is as follows (in extensions.conf)
[incoming-teliax]
exten => s,1,Answer()
exten => s,n,Playback(hello-world)
Please help me out to get this working.
Thanks
one thing..
therefore for as voice firewalls are used so calles Session Border Controlers (SBC) witch sniff the SIP messages and opens the requiered ports for RTP
therefore for as voice firewalls are used so calles Session Border Controlers (SBC) witch sniff the SIP messages and opens the requiered ports for RTP
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hi, thanks for replying
can you explain me a little bit more about SBC?
Thanks
can you explain me a little bit more about SBC?
Thanks
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for xsample if the rtp is on port xy than rstp is on xz+1
probably this could be your problem.
so try to open all ports on the machine and see what it do ...
regards.
R.