Fwd: RE: [Asterisk-Users] SIP / IAX over satellite

Olaf Menzel menzel at fokus.fhg.de
Sun Oct 12 03:02:17 MST 2003


Hi all,
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thank U all for your very fast response.  I want to clarify that my 
question was not regarding about the fasibility of
Voip over satellite in general but especial the behavior of the Asterisk 
PBX on a long delay path. We just successfully tested
H323 Voip with a Innovaphone IP 2000 over satellite to a Innovaphone 
PSTN Gayteway. It works fine if you be aware about
the > 500 ms RTT and you are ready to train youself a little bit in 
conversation discipline.

BTW. We are operating a DVB hub station over SESAT 36 E on transponder 
G6, Ku band. SESAT "hangs " directly over Sibirea and
covers with his wide beam all of Europe and most of Asia and the north 
part of Africa. We have 8 MHz space segment and using 64 - 384 kBits
FDMA DAMA in the return channel.

The reason for the registration timeouts can probably in a very short 
programmed "registration timer".  Maybe somebody of you is familiar
with the Asterisk source code and knows which of the "wheels" I have to 
turn. It would help me very much. (:-)  I would prefer to use SIP
rather than IAX over satellite because I am more familar with it. 

To diagnose this behaviour I will test the satellite link with the SIP 
test tool SipSak (http://sipsak.berlios.de) and later with a network
link simulator to increase the propagation delay step by step until the 
SIP registration times out. First of all I will test a Snom-2-Snom
direct connection without any SIP registrator or proxy. I this works the 
debugging can go on.


BTW. If somebody of you knows how to configure the setup below in 
iax.conf and extensions.conf I would be very happy,
because it would spare a lot of time for me with trials and errors. (Sip 
configuration is clear)

Snom-Office ------SIP----- *-Office ------ IAX --- SAT ----IAX 
----*-Field--- SIP--- Snom-Filed

many regards

Olaf



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