[Asterisk-Users] broadvoice/asterisk incoming calls problem

[Bartosz Wegrzyn]

Yes you are right.
Now it looks like it is a NAT problem.

What was before is fixed.
The funny thing is that it was working till last sunday.
I did not change anything on my machine.
So, for me it means that broadvoice change something on the server side
that stoped my packets to go through my NAT.
Or maybe all those issues in last week are related to that problem.
I am not sure. I will try to turn my packet sniffer and find out what is
going on.

Thanks



Now my asterisk is responding on 5060 port.

> On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, Bartosz Wegrzyn wrote:
> [snip sip.conf]
>> Incomming calls still fails.
>> NO SOUND AT ALL!!!
>
> okay, hang on a minute.. is it the call that fails, or is it the audio
> stream that fails? If the call connects but no audio comes through then
> the problems are likely to be in an entirely different basket as compared
> with the issues that might get in the way of a call even getting set up.
>
> If incoming calls from broadvoice to you aren't connecting (they don't
> show up with 'sip show channels') then that's a sign that something
> prevents * from registering with broadvoice.
>
> If it's the audio stream that doesn't come through (does this happen only
> when you receive a call, or also when you place a call?) then it's
> probably a nat related issue.
>
> I noticed that you have externip set to your host name, not an IP. I don't
> know whether * is willing to do DNS on a name set in that field.. but
> since it says externip, after all, I'd try putting an ip there. (that's
> the only way I've ever tried it.. if names work there too, please say so)
>
> Greg
>
>
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