[asterisk-users] Searching on how to keep local calls... local

[Kyle Kienapfel]

Your best option without a local asterisk server is to set up the remote
server to do reinvites when calls are going local->local

The calls will end up routed through your internet router, but not beyond
that.

Downside: might have to make each ip phone available via port forwards

If you're really set against a local asterisk server, maybe try some other
sip proxy software running on a small embedded computer (wrt54gl nslu2 )

On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 2:47 AM, jonas kellens <jonas.kellens at telenet.be>wrote:

>  Hi list.
>
> Does anyone know how to keep calls between 2 local SIP-phones on the local
> private network when the 2 local IP-phones are registered to an online
> public Asterisk-server ??
>
> What network-element / router do I need to install to prevent the
> RTP-traffic from flowing via the internet ?
>
> *Config :*
>
> Asterisk --internet-- > router/firewall --> connected local IP-phones
>
> *Internal call :*
>
> *IP-phone1* --> router/firewall --internet--> *Asterisk* --internet
> (back)--> router/firewall (back) --> *IP-phone2*
>
>
> So I don't want an Asterisk server in my company (don't have appropriate
> place) and so I place the Asterisk-server in a datacentre. How about local
> calls going via the internet and back ?!
>
> Greetingz,
> Jonas.
>
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