Lee,
First of all, I'm very glad to hear that the siproxy package is working
so well for you. A lot of people have been needing this package and I
think your experiences serve as good validation for people that this
package is definitely ready for prime time.
Secondly, thank you for the kin
Hi All,
Just a follow up. I deployed the fixed version of siproxd into an 15
phone environment last night and all seems to be working perfectly.
Thanks Jonathan for the idea of a OpenSER, I will have to take a look.
If these solutions require any tweaking of the phone configs then they
wi
Althought the problem seems to be solver i would propose Lee to use a
SIP router like OpenSER and/or a Media Gateway like Asterisk for VoIP
purposes.
The only equipments that will cross the firewall will be those ones and
Lee can have the network infrastructure as he needs, among the benefits
although OP's issue now fixed, I would like to comment on siproxd and
it's "features"
siproxd has a bug whereby it doesn't bind properly to interfaces so that
if you have a multi-homed firewall (e.g. I have a WAN, a cabled LAN and
a wireless LAN all separate), then clients on one interface wil
Lee is a commercial support customer and we helped him offlist with
this. There was a problem with the siproxd package, it should now
work. Lee confirmed he now has two phones working simultaneously, so
this must be working now.
If you have installed the package previously, uninstall it first. The
Sam Newnam
Lead Solutions Engineer
Apparent Source, LLC
www.apparentsource.com
336-790-8780
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From: Lee J. Imber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 3:48 PM
To: discussion@pfsense.com
Subject: [pfSense-discussion] SIP Phones and SIPROXD
Hi All,
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-Original Message-
From: Lee J. Imber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 13, 2008 3:48 PM
To: discussion@pfsense.com
Subject: [pfSense-discussion] SIP Phones and SIPROXD
Hi All,
I am stuck and hoping someone here can help.
Here
Yes, this is a common problem I run into when multiple NAT clients
connect to the same IPSEC VPN server. Only the first one is allowed to
connect, because the IPSEC server is refusing the other connections
because they have the same external IP.
Other firewalls get around this by using a poo
Hi All,
I am stuck and hoping someone here can help.
Here is the situation.
I have 10 SIP phones Polycom IP320's on a internal 10.0.0.x net. These
phones then get dhcp from the pfsense 1.2-RELEASE box. Then out a
cable modem to the phone provider.
The Problem.
I can only get one phone to wor
