Hi
This harry thread , I now look forward to in the morning, wastes alot of space, but then so does spam. I have completely lost where I was on the thread about his problem, so harry I suggest you scrap what you have posted up until now, cause it makes no sense, also post only to serusers and openser, lets ignore asterisk for now. I am going to post my understanding of what you want, all those who have a clue please add, and lets see if we can solve Harry's problem, harry if we cannot, please accept that what you are doing is far too advanced for the mortal man/women (are there any women ?) on this list, and hence you must carve a path, where no one has gone before...either that or change what you are doing.
So here goes.....
1 You have ser and asterisk running. Both have a public IP address, and asterisk runs on port 5050 and ser 5060 2. You want asterisk to handle INVITE and REGISTER via SER....my question is why do you want the UA to register in SER and asterisk 3. Or do you want SER to handle the REGISTER, INVITE and then when IM/presence is needed to use asterisk 4. Can you explain what you have till now, do you have UA registering with SER, and maiing calls to each other (without asterisk)..i.e normal calls IP <---> IP, with either or both of them behind a NAT...if not do this first, ignore the rest. 5. If 4 is correct, then have you got asterisk and ser connected together, i.e talking to each other
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1 You have ser and asterisk running. Both have a public IP address, and asterisk runs on port 5050 and ser 5060
OK
- You want asterisk to handle INVITE and REGISTER
via SER....my question is why do you want the UA to register in SER and asterisk
SER handle IM/presence Asterisk telephony features MOH ACD IVR PSTN
- Or do you want SER to handle the REGISTER, INVITE
and then when IM/presence is needed to use asterisk
Asterisk do not support IM/presence that's why i want to mix ser+asterisk
- Can you explain what you have till now, do you
have UA registering with SER, and maiing calls to each other (without asterisk)..i.e normal calls IP <---> IP, with either or both of them behind a NAT...if not do this first, ignore the rest.
All is ok with SER for registration nat
Asterisk is the registrar ser forward INVITE and REGISTER to asterisk according to ser.cfg ser forward requests to asterisk it's ok for registration
- If 4 is correct, then have you got asterisk and
ser connected together, i.e talking to each other
Yes i use asterisk as PSTN gateway voicemail system with database
I just can not solve the contact in sip hf. Asterisk receive from ser contact sip:user@private ip
Thanks for this mail
REgards Harry
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harry gaillac wrote:
1 You have ser and asterisk running. Both have a public IP address, and asterisk runs on port 5050 and ser 5060
OK
- You want asterisk to handle INVITE and REGISTER
via SER....my question is why do you want the UA to register in SER and asterisk
SER handle IM/presence Asterisk telephony features MOH ACD IVR PSTN
Okay lets start and see if asterisk is working, can you make calls from UA --> ser --> asterisk --> PSTN, or use IVR features of asterisk ?
- Or do you want SER to handle the REGISTER, INVITE
and then when IM/presence is needed to use asterisk
Asterisk do not support IM/presence that's why i want to mix ser+asterisk
- Can you explain what you have till now, do you
have UA registering with SER, and maiing calls to each other (without asterisk)..i.e normal calls IP <---> IP, with either or both of them behind a NAT...if not do this first, ignore the rest.
All is ok with SER for registration nat
But with ser on its on, can two UA calls each other ?
Asterisk is the registrar ser forward INVITE and REGISTER to asterisk according to ser.cfg ser forward requests to asterisk it's ok for registration
Why do you want to REGISTER the UA in ser and then in ASTERISK, ?
- If 4 is correct, then have you got asterisk and
ser connected together, i.e talking to each other
Yes i use asterisk as PSTN gateway voicemail system with database
Okay ignore first reply, I didnt realis this.
I just can not solve the contact in sip hf. Asterisk receive from ser contact sip:user@private ip
Can you send a ngrep of UA --> ser --> asterisk of your call
Thanks for this mail
REgards Harry
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Harry,
In this situation you should prepare simple SER configuration that would use fix_nated_contact() to rewrite your Contact field.
What confuses me in your configuration is that all 3 elements (SER+ NAT+* ) are on one box. But provided that your SER has public IP, it should work OK.
Please see examples in /modules directory for detailed explanation of this issue.
-- Arek
harry gaillac wrote:
1 You have ser and asterisk running. Both have a public IP address, and asterisk runs on port 5050 and ser 5060
OK
- You want asterisk to handle INVITE and REGISTER
via SER....my question is why do you want the UA to register in SER and asterisk
SER handle IM/presence Asterisk telephony features MOH ACD IVR PSTN
- Or do you want SER to handle the REGISTER, INVITE
and then when IM/presence is needed to use asterisk
Asterisk do not support IM/presence that's why i want to mix ser+asterisk
- Can you explain what you have till now, do you
have UA registering with SER, and maiing calls to each other (without asterisk)..i.e normal calls IP <---> IP, with either or both of them behind a NAT...if not do this first, ignore the rest.
All is ok with SER for registration nat
Asterisk is the registrar ser forward INVITE and REGISTER to asterisk according to ser.cfg ser forward requests to asterisk it's ok for registration
- If 4 is correct, then have you got asterisk and
ser connected together, i.e talking to each other
Yes i use asterisk as PSTN gateway voicemail system with database
I just can not solve the contact in sip hf. Asterisk receive from ser contact sip:user@private ip
I tried to add fix_nated_contact() in my ser.cfg file without success contact field is not rewritten
sip agent listen on private network port 5060. it send request to eth0 to proxy listenning public ip
------ppp0---|ser+netfilter|--eth0----
Harry
--- Arek Bekiersz sip@perceval.net a écrit :
Harry,
In this situation you should prepare simple SER configuration that would use fix_nated_contact() to rewrite your Contact field.
What confuses me in your configuration is that all 3 elements (SER+ NAT+* ) are on one box. But provided that your SER has public IP, it should work OK.
Please see examples in /modules directory for detailed explanation of this issue.
-- Arek
harry gaillac wrote:
1 You have ser and asterisk running. Both have a public IP address, and asterisk runs on port 5050 and ser 5060
OK
- You want asterisk to handle INVITE and REGISTER
via SER....my question is why do you want the UA to register in SER and asterisk
SER handle IM/presence Asterisk telephony features
MOH
ACD IVR PSTN
- Or do you want SER to handle the REGISTER,
INVITE
and then when IM/presence is needed to use asterisk
Asterisk do not support IM/presence that's why i
want
to mix ser+asterisk
- Can you explain what you have till now, do you
have UA registering with SER, and maiing calls to each other (without asterisk)..i.e normal calls IP <---> IP, with either or both of them behind a NAT...if not do this first, ignore the rest.
All is ok with SER for registration nat
Asterisk is the registrar ser forward INVITE and REGISTER to asterisk according to ser.cfg ser forward requests to
asterisk
it's ok for registration
- If 4 is correct, then have you got asterisk and
ser connected together, i.e talking to each other
Yes i use asterisk as PSTN gateway voicemail
system
with database
I just can not solve the contact in sip hf. Asterisk receive from ser contact sip:user@private
ip
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