Hi all,<BR><BR>Iam using asterik 1.4.8 and connected to google talk. When iam calling from<BR>my google talk account to sip phone i can hear the voice (2 way). (this<BR>happens only within the LAN).<BR><BR>when my friend tries to call my asterisk server (connects to the public ip)<BR>using his googletalk client it comes to my sip phone but either party cant<BR>hear a voice.<BR><BR>I have fully allowd both tcp,udp on my router. and i have a public IP. (no<BR>nat). i have disabled my firewall on my asterisk box (just for testing).<BR><BR>this is my
configuration<BR><BR>gtalk.conf<BR><BR>[general]<BR>context=default<BR>allowguest=yes<BR>bindaddr=147.120.203.190<BR>externip=203.xx.xx.xx<BR><BR>[guest]<BR>disallow=all<BR>;allow=alaw<BR>allow=ulaw<BR>context=guest<BR><BR>[google]<BR>disallow=all<BR>allow=ulaw<BR>;allow=alaw<BR>context=default<BR>connection=asterisk<BR><BR>jabber.conf<BR><BR>[general]<BR>debug=yes<BR>autoprune=yes<BR>autoregister=yes<BR><BR>[asterisk]<BR>type=client<BR>serverhost=talk.google.com<BR><A href="mailto:username=tharanga12345@gmail.com">username=tharanga12345@gmail.com</A><BR>secret=xxxxxx<BR>port=5222<BR>usetls=yes<BR>usesasl=yes<BR>timeout=1000<BR><BR>rtp.conf<BR>iam using lower
ports...<BR>rtpstart=1650<BR>rtpend=4560<BR><BR><BR><BR>sip.conf<BR><BR>[general]<BR>context=default<BR>bindport=5060<BR>bindaddr=0.0.0.0<BR>;srvlookup=yes<BR>dtmfmode=rfc2833<BR>relaxdtmf=no<BR>disallow=all<BR>allow=ulaw<BR>;allow=alaw<BR>;allow=gsm<BR>maxexpirey=30<BR>defaultexpirey=180<BR>canreinvite=yes<BR>;nat=no<BR>UserAgent=Asterisk<BR><BR>[312]<BR>type=friend<BR>context=default<BR>regexten=312<BR>username=312<BR>secret=312<BR>fromuser=1<BR>callerid=tharanga<BR>host=dynamic<BR>;nat=no<BR>canreinvite=no<BR>dtmfmode=RFC2833<BR>incominglimit=3<BR>mailbox=1<BR><BR>is this a bug ?? or something missing in my configuration ?.<BR><BR>thxs in advance<BR>Tharanga<BR><p> 
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