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Nedi:
I am no expert on this stuff and am struggling with my own
issues related to the firewall config in Astlinux. It will not insult me
in the least if someone more knowledable than I steps up and gives you a better
answer to your problem. But I think I might know what is going on here and
will attempt to give you some suggestions.
Item 1) your registration with DynDNS should be
performed by your router (192.168.1.1) not your Astlinux machine. I
suspect this is what you are doing but not want to overlook the
obvious.
Item 2) you indicate that your AstLinux box is
assigned as your SOHO router's DMZ host. This normally works a lot better
than trying to do port forwarding so if this is indeed the case, you did the
right thing here. If not, you need to make sure to configure your SOHO
router so that your AstLinux machine's private IP address is indeed assigned as
the DMZ machine. Again, dont want to overlook the
obvious. Item 3) from another machine, try to ping your DynDNS
server name ("ping my-server.dyndns.org"). If you get a response, you know
your registration with DynDNS is working ok. If not, your problem is with
your router and the way it is logging on to DynDNS. Fix this first before
going any further.
Item 4) there are settings in SIP.CONF that are
intended as NAT helpers. Settings like
"localnet=192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0" and "externip=my-server.dyndns.org" and
"externhost=my-server.dyndns.org". These are passed by Asterisk to the
VoIP provider during registration so the VoIP provider can find you to ring your
DID number. Suggest you take a hard look at some of the articles related
to Asterisk and NAT located on www.voip-info.org to get some clues on
these settings.
Item 5) you might have set "canreinvite=yes" as a default
or maybe for your phone. The problem with this is that the phone will
attempt to bypass Asterisk and perform a "peer to peer" conversation with the
remote party. If not for the issues of NAT being in the way, this would
normally work fine but in most SOHO installs with NAT active, you need help from
Asterisk to maintain the session. Make sure you have your phone's SIP.CONF
entry set to "canreinvite=no" so Asterisk will stay in the
loop.
Hope this helps you figure out what your problem
is.
Good luck with it.
G.Hendershot
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Nedi Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 12:47 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [Astlinux-users] (no subject) hi, i'm again
thanks for everyone's
suggestions.
i have cablemodem and asus 500g router and i use
astlinux 3.0
i use intern ip adress from astlinux as my
DMZ.
and problem is:
i try to use my astlinux server with
dyndns.org as server adress i take my username.dyndns.org
and
if i call somebody. he hear me
perfect but i can't hear him
If i put ip adress from my cable modem direct i
have the same problem.
how can i use my astlinux with dnydns.org
wenn i'm away with a softphone
my router is 192.168.1.1 and my astlinux is 192.168.1.132
and my settingsin rc.conf is so
## DMZ Support ### ## Uncomment the following to utilize a DMZ network. The DMZ network by ## ## default is only allowed to access the internet (via EXTIF). It is not ## ## able to access services on the AstLinux machine, or any of the machines ## ## on INTIF. To allow access to services on the AstLinux machine ## ## (Asterisk, etc.) set DMZTYPE=extme ## DMZTYPE=extonly #DMZIF="eth2" #DMZIP="192.168.1.132" #DMZNM="255.255.255.0" should i change something ??
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