On 22:55, Tue 08 Feb 05, Cyrill R?ttimann wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the answer and insights to the lower levels of the networked
world. I have now hopefully solved my problem. I can see in the state
table, that the state expires and after a few seconds, the state is
recreated again
Hello,
I couldn't resist to comment on some lines here.
First of all, if you enable keepalive from the sip proxy to
the phones (both SER and asterisk can do that) the state
from server to phone won't be expiring. That way it is also
not true that SIP is not well suited for firewalled
connections.
On 21:00, Thu 10 Feb 05, Cyrill R?ttimann wrote:
Hello,
Keep alive on the server is nat=yes in the sip.conf?
yes.
Not well suited means, that you have to define the internal ip on the
asterisk server (sip.conf) and the external ip on the sip.conf. If you
are running several servers,
On Tue, Feb 08, 2005 at 08:20:26AM +0100, Cyrill Rüttimann wrote:
The SIP-Phone sends every 25s (default) a keep alive message to the SIP-Proxy
to remain the state on the NAT'ed Firewall. So I have to lower the
udp.timeout to be less than 25s to get rid of the state, which results that
the
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the answer and insights to the lower levels of the networked
world. I have now hopefully solved my problem. I can see in the state
table, that the state expires and after a few seconds, the state is
recreated again (heartbeat 25s, timeout 20s):
# voip
nat on $ext_if from
Cyrill Rüttimann wrote:
The state of the SIP-Connection remains active in the state table after
changing the IP, why?
The state is not expiring immediately.
If I then delete the state, the SIP-Phone registers immediately with the
SIP-Proxy.
Try 'set optimization aggressive' which removes state
Hi,
Try 'set optimization aggressive' which removes state entries quicker.
That does not resolve the problem. I investigated some more effort:
The SIP-Phone sends every 25s (default) a keep alive message to the SIP-Proxy
to remain the state on the NAT'ed Firewall. So I have to lower the
Hi,
My ISP upgraded the cable modem to the DOCSIS-Standard. Since then, the
IP changes every 4 hours. Before, I received the same IP for more than
a year (the box is always running).
The setup is a Soekris box attached to the cable modem on the first
interface, and on the second interface
