Well, as the user stated on the original message, the asterisk server is behind a NAT and the client is also behind a NAT…. if you make it work just by opening ports, let me know..I have never been able to get it to work, that’s why I don’t use sip, just plain iax2 for everything… J
Manny
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Michael, On 11/23/05, Michael West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I'm pasting something from another user on this list from 14/11/05 I would recommend that you do a little research on google, voip- info.org, and the list archives. To connect to an Asterisk box that sits behind NAT, you need to forward ports 5060 and 10000-20000 too the asterisk box, and you need to configure the externip, localnet, and nat variables in sip.conf. audio problems are almost always due to the RTP stream (ports 10000-20000) not being forwarded properly, either due to the port forwarding setup or the sip.conf settings. Tom ---------------------------------------------------------- Tom Rymes Cascade Link Systems www.cascadelinksystems.com (603) 375-1414
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default AMP had NAT=yes in sip.conf, I read in some posts to change it to one,
i was just trying my luck if that works. I have tried NAT=yes, The Phone gets
registered, I can also make & recieve calls but as soon as the call is
picked I dont hear anything at both ends. Does this have anything to do with
codecs? On 11/22/05, C F <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 11/22/05, Bharath Khambadkone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
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