You need to t_relay after a rewritehostport, which only rewrites the ruri (no forwarding is done). Or you should use the t_relay_to_udp() function. g-)

Guido Krause wrote:

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hi,

we used the ser as a sip proxy and i will forward traffic to our cisco gateway (pstn). when i make a forward i become a timeout (no dialtone). whats wrong????

we use ser-0.8.12-0

ser.cfg ~ if (!lookup("location")) { ~ if(uri =~"sip:1024#"){ ~ log(1,"Forwarding to PSTN\n"); ~ rewritehostport("IP-GW:5060"); ~ break; ~ }else{ ~ sl_send_reply("404", "Not Found"); ~ log(1,"404 Not found\n"); ~ break; ~ };

cisco: dial-peer voice 99300 voip ~ incoming called-number 1024#T ~ session protocol sipv2 ~ dtmf-relay rtp-nte ~ codec g729r8 bytes 60

thanks

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