When a phone registers, its traffic comes to one of the two sockets.
When that phone is called, after lookup location, the socket associated
to the registration of the target user is selected. So you do not need
to do anything special for calling between phones.
When calling to a PSTN/foreign
Thanks for the hint Joel! That's a really nice addition!
One more good reason to upgrade to version 5.2!!
Cheers,
Patrick Wakano
On Wed, 5 Dec 2018 at 14:30, Joel Serrano wrote:
> You might also want to have a look at the “phonenum” module...
>
>
So I could do something like this:
listen=192.168.2.9:5070 advertise 20.30.40.50:5070
listen=192.168.2.9:5050
However when I do an invite to 192.168.2.32, would Kamailio choose 5050
or 5070?
Same when inviting to 40.40.40.40
If I were to listen to another local IP, then the routing table in
For whatever reason my initial impression was if it was possible for
external devices to connect without port forwarding...
I stand corrected.
On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 11:30 AM Daniel-Constantin Mierla
wrote:
> It is not about an external network interface, but external
> traffic/devices. The
It is not about an external network interface, but external
traffic/devices. The NAT in this case is a port forwarding firewall,
like Amazon or Google cloud, where you have a local address on server
and the firewall is forwarding by port all traffic from an assigned
public address.
Such scenario
Slightly confused here... didn't he say that Kamailio and PBX are behind
NAT? If so, what external interface are we talking about?
On Wed, Dec 5, 2018 at 9:18 AM Daniel-Constantin Mierla
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> you do not need a second kamailio, the same instance can listen on
> multiple sockets.
Hello,
you do not need a second kamailio, the same instance can listen on
multiple sockets. You can also use a single ip, just listen on one port
for traffic from local network and on another port for external traffic
(this socket with advertise address).
If the router cannot handle dns query
That might work, provided that the router can handle a local DNS.
It would, however still require adding an extra Kamailio instance with
another IP. Plus a branch of the invite to both local and public
instance. Plus an extra location table.
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On Wed, Dec 05, 2018 at 09:40:38AM +0100, Kjeld Flarup wrote:
> Yes, the Phones may be on either local LAN (Wifi) and Internet via mobile
> data.
How about use different local address, 1 with an advertise for external
clients, 1 without. Have local DNS resolv to the 1 ip without advertise.
Hi Daniel
Yes, the Phones may be on either local LAN (Wifi) and Internet via
mobile data.
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