Maybe the problem is caused somewhere else. Does user calls user via
rtpproxy works?
Watch the network traffic and take a look at the SDPs (INVITE, 183, 200)
if they are rewritten properly.
Klaus
Fábio Silvestri wrote:
Hello!
Klaus, I have put all NAT-traversal code, inside block loose_rote too,
and again sems the script just 'freeze' and 'stop execution forever', on
t_relay command, until the phone on client side (ATA) are hangup!
Klaus Darilion wrote:
If the cisco router sends in-dialog requests
(e.g. re-INVITEs) which
are handled by the loose_rote block, you also have to do NAT-traversal
in this block.
klaus
Fábio Silvestri wrote:
SIPHello
I have a cisco PSTN forwarding specific call to my SER proxy, and
this call (has a number phone) are right aliased (alias table) to a
subscriber on my system.
Everything are ok, but the subscriber are inside nat, and the phone
rings ok, but I can't hear anything!
I have make some debug log on ser.cfg, and seems to be after the call
are answered the script hans on:
# loose-route processing
if (loose_route()) {
log(1, "loose_route processing\n");
t_relay();
break;
};
And dont follow route[1], simply stops here!
Regards.
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