Hi @joelsdc thanks so much for your suggestion! I have tried that now. If I'm correct, this will have the same behaviour as setting the source socket by changing $fs yourself, but then instead it's choosing the right socket automatically for you.

Unfortunately this is not entirely fixing my problem. It does allow me to route traffic inbound, but any traffic in the other direction will have the same problem again. In my case, the packet needs to be routed to a specific host where the floating public IP happens to be at that moment.

It just looks like Kamailio is not accepting any traffic from a private address on a listening socket with a public address, and vice versa. This was not the case with Kamailio 5.1.1 on Ubuntu 16.04 with the same Kamailio configuration.

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