On 5/25/07, Douglas Garstang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a scenario here with IP phones, on a private 192.168 network connecting to an Asterisk box, also on the same 192.168 private network. We'd like to have the Asterisk box also be able to send traffic to the public IP space. For this, we would need to multi-home the box, and put two network cards in it, with two IP addresses, one on each network.
Or route the subnet and put it behind NAT. But yes, your solution is certainly viable. I know from past experience that Asterisk only listens on the first
interface, or a single one if specified. I imagine this will cause all sorts of problems with a multi homed approach. Has anyone gotten around this?
I haven't had a problem. Each of our Asterisk servers are multi-homed, and each talks SIP and IAX on all of the various networks without problems. Make sure you set Canreinvite=no to people on the outside network or you'll have audio problems. Other than that, it should be really straightforward.
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