On Thu, Dec 18, 2008 at 12:46 AM, Silvia Menendez wrote:
> Hello may situation is the next:
>
> Asterisk <--> NAT1 (router)<---> internet <--> NAT2 (router) <--> x-lite
> ^
>|
> ip phone (cisco)
>
> Asterisk and de ci
Hello may situation is the next:
Asterisk <--> NAT1 (router)<---> internet <--> NAT2 (router) <--> x-lite
^
|
ip phone (cisco)
Asterisk and de cisco phone are in the same LAN. I want to make a
call between the x-lite a
On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 11:05:24 -0600, Carlos Chavez
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The only thing you need to do is set nat=yes when you configure the
>phones in Asterisk. You may need to use a STUN server in case the
>phones do not properly see the outside address. Once the phones
>register th
On Tue, 2007-12-11 at 00:14 -0800, bilal ghayyad wrote:
> Hi All;
>
> My Asterisk has a public IP address, how can we let
> two IP Phones in different site and both are behind
> NAT (each one has a private IP address) to call each
> other?
>
> In other words,
> Assuming Asterisk IP Address is 1
Hi All;
My Asterisk has a public IP address, how can we let
two IP Phones in different site and both are behind
NAT (each one has a private IP address) to call each
other?
In other words,
Assuming Asterisk IP Address is 193.111.194.111
IP Phone (A): 192.168.0.1 and its default gateway is:
195.2
Does the Linksys know it should be using port 5070? It would seem to me
that port forwarding would be required as the phones are behind a NAT'd
firewall. How would asterisk know how to get there since it's not on
the same subnet (outside the firewall).
If the asterisk box has physical access to
Does the phone have stun settings? If so, try using stun.fwdnet.net and take out the port forwards and see if it works.
bp
On 9/7/06, Noc Phibee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
yusuf a écrit :>> Hi,>> you dont have to/should'nt be using different SIP ports for each
> phone. Its completely not needed
yusuf a écrit :
Hi,
you dont have to/should'nt be using different SIP ports for each
phone. Its completely not needed. Also, you dont have/need to port
forward. Just open ports 5060 and 1000-2, on the box that
asterisk is running, and on your NAT router. Dont port forward.
Then in s
Noc Phibee wrote:
Hi
I am search a small information
- i use Asterisk on official IP without Nat
- My first VoIP phone are a Thomson 2030 on a NAT Network.
That's work very good.
But now, i want add a second phone, a Linksys SPA-941 on
the same network of the Thomson 2030 ...
My problems
Hi
I am search a small information
- i use Asterisk on official IP without Nat
- My first VoIP phone are a Thomson 2030 on a NAT Network.
That's work very good.
But now, i want add a second phone, a Linksys SPA-941 on
the same network of the Thomson 2030 ...
My problems that i don't see a
Not all firewalls handle sip correctly.
What is the firewall that u have?
Basically I would set everything like this:
extenip = static ip or DDNS ip
localnet = you local network the same the asterisk is on
On the firewall forward ports 5060 and ports in rtp.conf file to
you asterisk box, if nece
As well as entered externip=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx in your SIP.conf file?
Alex Lake wrote:
You've not said much about your firewall setup. I presume you've opened
up 5060 and RTP ports?
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> You've not said much about your firewall setup. I pre
You've not said much about your firewall setup. I presume you've opened
up 5060 and RTP ports?
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René Enskat [Teamware GmbH] wrote:
> Hey guys.
>
> I have to put my * behind a Firewall through nat on the firewall.
> The asterisk is running, but for example a register to an outside PSTN
> provider won't work.
> I enabled nat for the register but i only get Code 120 Send request.
> The other pr
Hey guys.
I have to put my * behind a Firewall through nat on the firewall.
The asterisk is running, but for example a register to an outside PSTN
provider won't work.
I enabled nat for the register but i only get Code 120 Send request.
The other problem is, when i try to register with a sip phon
-Users] asterisk and nat
Date: Mon, 08 Nov 2004 16:40:32 +0100
>"Ashling O'Driscoll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I first set up asterisk and two clients on the same network and it
>> worked fine. I now have asterisk set up which is acting as a sip
>>
"Ashling O'Driscoll" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I first set up asterisk and two clients on the same network and it
> worked fine. I now have asterisk set up which is acting as a sip
> registrar. It is behind nat. I also have two clients which are behind
> nat on two separate networks. I can no
Hi all,
Hope somebody can help me to figure out the following scenario or
send me on their config files if they have a similiar network
configuration.
I first set up asterisk and two clients on the same network and it
worked fine. I now have asterisk set up which is acting as a sip
registrar. It
Hi guys
im trying to get NAT working on my system. im using 3 phones, 2000 = xlite, 2001 =
xlite, and 2010 = some piece of crap voip phone.
when i ring from anywhere to anywhere u can either never hear anything on both ends,
or just 1 end can hear stuff. below is the output of sip show peers
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