[asterisk-users] Sending RTP media to a different server than SIP Signaling

[bruce bruce]

Just a week ago, I have been in the same situation. Provider was changing
from Cisco gateways to I think Nextone and hence provided me many IPs.

I found out that the media IPs don't matter and just played around with my
NAT settings and all calls can go through just fine by using simply:

host=111.111.111.111

and the 111.111.111.111 is just their SIP signaling IP. Their gateway will
then transfer asterisk to proper gateways for media.

Just give it a try; it should work. But my efforts on finding anything
regarding this failed on Google as well.

P.S. the voip provider name starts with a T and end with A.

Regards,
Bruce

On Sat, Apr 10, 2010 at 11:50 AM, Tarek Sawah <tareksawah at hotmail.com>wrote:

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> Greetings list
> i'm trying to connect with a VoIP provider for termination.. and they have
> offered us three servers to connect with
> one SIP Signaling server and Two Media servers ..
> googled for a week and didn't find a way to do this.. so my question. is it
> possible to be done?
> Asterisk server 1.4.26.3
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