[SR-Users] dropped calls after 38 seconds openSER
Saul Waizer
saulwaizer at gmail.com
Tue Apr 17 22:11:25 CEST 2012
Thank You Reda,
Here is the entire trace of the 30 second call with ngrep, please let me
know if this helps:
http://pastebin.com/uJVJDuuv
On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 3:23 AM, Reda Aouad <reda.aouad at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This is what I wrote on another thread for the same problem.
>
> ---------
> Well, 30 seconds seems to be the timeout of your SIP client: I suspect
> your client sends a 200OK but doesn't receive the ACK for it, and hence
> times out 30 seconds after and terminates the call. You can run ngrep to
> trace the call and see where the ACK is routed, and if it is routed to the
> correct address, if anything is not correct in its header. Personally, I
> run wireshark over an X11 tunnel for the GUI which helps a lot. If you
> provide ngrep trace, we may help you better.
>
> I had the exact same problem once, but don't remember what the reason
> was.. maybe incorrect loose routing section or incorrect record-route or
> incorrect address in contact header of 200OK..
> ---------
>
>
> Reda
>
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 20:51, Saul Waizer <saulwaizer at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Daniel,
>>
>> thank you for the suggestion, I followed the tutorial and got it up and
>> running, however I am still experiencing the same issue, dropped calls
>> after 30 seconds. Furthermore the output of tshark -i eth0 -R sip does not
>> show any errors such as too many hops, everything looks very clean but I
>> still cant get more than 30 seconds out.
>>
>> I have a default config with mysql enabled and nat. rtproxy is running as
>> well.
>>
>> Any help is greatly appreciated.
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 1:31 PM, Daniel-Constantin Mierla <
>> miconda at gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> ngrep trace (I haven't seen any yet in the thread) of such call can help
>>> seeing if Record-/Route and Contact headers are properly set and maintained
>>> during the call. It might be a broken RR handling in a device or a wrong
>>> update of contact address.
>>>
>>> On the other hand, in the config, I saw presence being loaded -- if you
>>> need that, then start with kamailio 3.2.x, here is a tutorial:
>>>
>>> http://www.kamailio.org/wiki/install/3.2.x/git
>>>
>>> It comes with a default config file where is very easy to enable nat
>>> traversal as well as presence handling -- just read the top of config file
>>> and add the appropriate #!define directives.
>>>
>>> 1.3.x is anyhow way too old...
>>>
>>> Cheers,
>>> Daniel
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 4/16/12 7:16 PM, Stoyan Mihaylov wrote:
>>>
>>> I am using nathelper and rtpproxy.
>>> We had no serious problems with those modules.
>>> My idea was to overwrite wrong addresses in ACK and BYE packages,
>>> because they kept reentering kamailo, instead of being forwarded where they
>>> have to go.
>>>
>>> By the way - you can add:
>>> modparam("htable", "htable", "forw=>size=8;autoexpire=7200;")
>>> modparam("htable", "htable", "mustforw=>size=8;autoexpire=7200;")
>>>
>>> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 8:03 PM, Saul Waizer <saulwaizer at gmail.com>wrote:
>>>
>>>> Thank you Stoyan
>>>> *
>>>> *
>>>> I added the routing config as you suggested but it still drops the call
>>>> after 30 seconds.
>>>>
>>>> Any other suggestions?
>>>>
>>>> Note: my nathelper module is commented out because I can't get it to
>>>> work, here is my mod list:
>>>>
>>>> ###### Modules Section ########
>>>>
>>>> #set module path
>>>> mpath="/usr/lib/openser/modules/"
>>>>
>>>> /* uncomment next line for MySQL DB support */
>>>> loadmodule "mysql.so"
>>>> loadmodule "sl.so"
>>>> loadmodule "tm.so"
>>>> loadmodule "rr.so"
>>>> loadmodule "maxfwd.so"
>>>> loadmodule "usrloc.so"
>>>> loadmodule "registrar.so"
>>>> loadmodule "textops.so"
>>>> loadmodule "mi_fifo.so"
>>>> loadmodule "uri_db.so"
>>>> loadmodule "uri.so"
>>>> loadmodule "xlog.so"
>>>> loadmodule "acc.so"
>>>>
>>>> loadmodule "auth.so"
>>>> loadmodule "auth_db.so"
>>>>
>>>> #loadmodule "domain.so"
>>>> loadmodule "presence.so"
>>>> #loadmodule "presence_xml.so"
>>>>
>>>> # !! Nathelper
>>>> #loadmodule "nathelper.so"
>>>> #loadmodule "nat_traversal.so"
>>>> #loadmodule "rtpproxy.so"
>>>> #loadmodule "dialog.so"
>>>>
>>>> Thank You
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 12:03 PM, Stoyan Mihaylov <
>>>> stoyan.v.mihaylov at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Some time ago, I had similar problem.
>>>>> This was my solution:
>>>>> if(is_method("INVITE")){
>>>>> ds_select_dst("1","4");
>>>>> $sht(forw=>$ft)=$du;
>>>>> sl_send_reply("100","Trying");
>>>>> route(RELAY);
>>>>> exit();
>>>>> }
>>>>>
>>>>> if ( is_method("ACK|BYE") ) {
>>>>> if ( t_check_trans() ) {
>>>>> t_relay();
>>>>> exit;
>>>>> } else {
>>>>> if(($sht(forw=>$ft))=~$td){
>>>>> $du=$sht(forw=>$ft);
>>>>> }else if((($td=="sip.mydomain.com
>>>>> ")||($td=="ip.of.my.domain"))&&($si=="ip.of.my.domain")){
>>>>> $du=$sht(forw=>$ft);
>>>>> }
>>>>> t_relay();
>>>>> exit;
>>>>> }
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 6:18 PM, Saul Waizer <saulwaizer at gmail.com>wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Thank you Davy, I ran tshark and found the following: (masked ip
>>>>>> addresses to protect the innocent and trimmed the logs)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> 8.250307 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER
>>>>>> sip:sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 8.251503 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (1
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 35.942381 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 35.943011 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (2
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 44.564112 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 44.565402 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (2
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 75.483859 400.400.400.400 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 75.484572 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 200 OK (1
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 75.623702 400.400.400.400 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: SUBSCRIBE
>>>>>> sip:dan at sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 75.624258 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Request: SUBSCRIBE
>>>>>> sip:dan at 400.400.400.400:23242;rinstance=f6f0a9561214235b
>>>>>> 75.763700 400.400.400.400 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 489 Event
>>>>>> Package Not Supported
>>>>>> 75.764128 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 489 Event
>>>>>> Package Not Supported
>>>>>> 75.802420 400.400.400.400 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: SUBSCRIBE
>>>>>> sip:saul at sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 75.802904 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 404 Not Found
>>>>>> 93.834928 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 93.835553 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (2
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 127.107903 400.400.400.400 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP/SDP Request: INVITE
>>>>>> sip:tom at sip.mydomain.com, with session description
>>>>>> 127.109021 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 100 Giving a
>>>>>> try
>>>>>> 138.138242 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP/SDP Request: INVITE
>>>>>> sip:tom at 300.300.300.300:61162;transport=tcp;line=90fb23e32c7545e,
>>>>>> with session description
>>>>>> 138.306651 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 100 Trying
>>>>>> 138.392632 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 101 Dialog
>>>>>> Establishement
>>>>>> 138.393101 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 101 Dialog
>>>>>> Establishement
>>>>>> 138.460232 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.460780 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.461348 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.462717 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.463381 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.463959 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.464416 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.543567 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.547330 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.551563 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.551865 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 180 Ringing
>>>>>> 138.554340 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 180 Ringing
>>>>>> 138.560084 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.563560 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.575640 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.579557 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.587442 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.591558 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.596417 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.599565 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.604589 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.607561 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.613004 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 138.615556 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.255562 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.265531 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.267570 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.276852 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.279558 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.289309 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.291562 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.300859 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.303560 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.312556 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.315563 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.324327 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.327560 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.336426 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.339562 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.348431 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.351564 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.360179 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.363554 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.371931 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.487555 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.494448 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.495440 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495487 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495528 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495557 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.495583 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495628 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495666 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495787 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495844 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.495888 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496068 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496097 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496107 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496438 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496468 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496471 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496473 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.496567 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.732919 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.733655 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.735559 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.740030 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.743552 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 155.835477 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.835537 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.835988 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.836198 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 155.836400 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: OPTIONS
>>>>>> sip:500.500.500.500:5060
>>>>>> 156.146827 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.150092 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.162814 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.167551 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.168667 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.171363 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.171551 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.175549 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.181077 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.183553 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.186055 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.187549 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.189991 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.191553 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.193930 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.195550 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.198570 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.199550 500.500.500.500 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 156.204172 10.12.47.96 -> 500.500.500.500 SIP Status: 483 Too Many
>>>>>> Hops
>>>>>> 208.371477 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 208.372297 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (4
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 351.118527 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 351.120474 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (4
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>> 383.956615 400.400.400.400 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: SUBSCRIBE
>>>>>> sip:saul at sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 383.957274 10.12.47.96 -> 400.400.400.400 SIP Status: 404 Not Found
>>>>>> 493.457746 300.300.300.300 -> 10.12.47.96 SIP Request: REGISTER sip:
>>>>>> sip.mydomain.com
>>>>>> 493.458864 10.12.47.96 -> 300.300.300.300 SIP Status: 200 OK (4
>>>>>> bindings)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I am new to opensips so I am not too familiar with the routing
>>>>>> logics, a google search on that error suggests that there is a problem with
>>>>>> the route config where its creating a loop exhausting the Max Hops. The way
>>>>>> I configured my clients uses my server as a proxy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Any help is greatly appreciated!
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Mon, Apr 16, 2012 at 1:59 AM, davy van de moere <
>>>>>> davy.van.de.moere at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> 38 seconds sounds pretty close to 30 seconds. Could those 38 seconds
>>>>>>> be a 30 seconds after the actual answer packet?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> If so, you might want to look at ACK and OK packets not arriving
>>>>>>> correctly because of NAT, wrong IP selection in openser , etc...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> A simple tshark might help you out to debug from a higher
>>>>>>> perspective : tshark -i eth0 -R sip
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> good luck!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Op 16 april 2012 05:11 schreef Saul Waizer <saulwaizer at gmail.com>het volgende:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Greetings list,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I am experiencing a strange behavior with openser 1.3.2 running
>>>>>>>> on ubuntu 10. I have a basic configuration (see bellow) and i am using
>>>>>>>> Linphone for iPad as my client. I have 2 users registered and I am able to
>>>>>>>> place calls no problem. The problem is that the calls (audio or A/V) drop
>>>>>>>> after 38 seconds exactly, this behavior is pretty consistent, 38 seconds is
>>>>>>>> all I can get. There is no firewall in front of the clients.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Here is my configuration, ip addresses changed to protect the
>>>>>>>> innocent:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> http://pastie.org/private/x1ck8rxjcxv6hl44hrmqg
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> You can see the logs of the call here (the majority):
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> http://pastie.org/private/4fj5efpbsrxan8plzqvfza
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Am I missing something or is there anything that needs to be
>>>>>>>> changed in the routing/configuration to achieve basic functionality?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Thank you in advance!
>>>>>>>>
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