not exactly ! something like this : asterisk | ser ua1| | ua2 ua1 and ua2 send registration to asterisk via ser . when ua1 invite ua2 sip INVITE is sent to ser

one forward it to asterisk. asterisk lookup in its AORs so it bridge the call

send INVITE to ua2 via ser. Harry --- Iqbal <iqbal(a)gigo.co.uk> a écrit : >Okay almost there :-) > >So UA ---> asterisk ---> SER ---> UA > >is that it > >harry gaillac wrote: > > > >> >> >> >> >>>okay, so ALL your users are registering to >>>asterisk...is that correct. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>Correct via ser as outbound sip proxy >> >> >> >> >>>If so the problem is howto accept users from >>> >>> >behind > > >>>a NAT into asterisk, >>>or am I confusing things further. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>the problem is in contact field. >>when user agents send register we have in sip hf >>Contact sip:user@privateip >>So asterisk store this AOR and try to contact

>>via nat box instead of SER >> >> >> >> >> >>>If the above are true, where is SER in this, or >>> >>> >are > > >>>users hitting SER >>>and you are sending the REGISTER from ser into >>>asterisk. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>SER is an outbound sip proxy which handle IM >> >> >presence > > >>nat >> >>Harry >> >> >> >> >> >>>>>> One box >>>>>> --------------------------- >>>>>> | ---------------- | >>>>>> | | asterisk pbx | | >>>>>> | ---------------- | >>>>>> | || | >>>>>> | ---------- ---------- >>>>>> | | SER |====|NAT box |==== private >>>>>> | ---------- ---------- >>>>>> |-------------------------- >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>

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