Brad Templeton wrote:
On Tue, Oct 31, 2006 at 07:40:35PM +0800, Leo Ann Boon wrote:
Have you tried setting the externalip and localnet parameters?
Localnet makes some sense, and is set (should be the default anyway, no?)
I don't think it's set by default. Anyone know how we can see which
localnets are in use from the CLI? sip show settings doesn't work even
if I explicitly defined a localnet.
externalip, as I understand it, is for an Asterisk which is behind
a NAT. This asterisk is not behind a NAT to anybody. The
phones are behind a NAT to the outside world but not to the
Asterisk box, which has two ethernets on it, one for the internal
natwork and one for the real internet.
The way I understand it, externalip and localnet work hand-in-hand. I do
agree with you that this is commonly used for Asterisk behind a NAT. I
believe these parameter just helps asterisk determine what to do. In
your case, you don't lose anything - the external IP would still have to
be written into every outbound packet.
It uses bindaddr=0.0.0.0 and listens to both addresses.
externalip doesn't affect the bindaddr.
Leo.
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