asterisk users - Jan 2005 - X-lIte behind NAT and Asterisk behind NAT

Hi,
I have the following scenario.
I have an Asterisk server running on an internal IP address behind a 
firewall, and I have a remote user trying to connect to my Asterisk box 
behind his firewall, but he can't seem to get a connection.
I have opened up the port (5060) so that he can connect through my 
firewall, but it still doesn't appear to want to connect.
I am pretty sure that the firewall rules are correct, because I have 
also open up port 21, and he can successfully ssh into my Asterisk box.

Any ideas/pointers?

Thanks in advance

Richard

SSH runs on port 22, so either that's a typo or you've got something
else going on.
Did you forward port 5060, or just open it on the router? You probably need to
forward it to the Asterisk box's IP.
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Dana Olson


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Hi,
I have the following scenario.
I have an Asterisk server running on an internal IP address behind a 
firewall, and I have a remote user trying to connect to my Asterisk box 
behind his firewall, but he can't seem to get a connection.
I have opened up the port (5060) so that he can connect through my 
firewall, but it still doesn't appear to want to connect.
I am pretty sure that the firewall rules are correct, because I have 
also open up port 21, and he can successfully ssh into my Asterisk box.

Any ideas/pointers?

Thanks in advance

Richard
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Hi,

First of all you have to configure the  "externip" and
"localnet" parameters
at the sip.conf file. You have to write the external ip address of your
internet connection to the extern ip parameter like
"exterip=XXX.YYY.ZZZ.WWW" and your local address for
ex."localnet=192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0" after all you have to
configure your
X-lite's network parameters to use your clients external ip address for your
SIP communication. After all it will be working if you have further problems
you can read the documents at the http://www.voip-info.org site by searching
"SIP NAT"





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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] X-lIte behind NAT and Asterisk behind NAT

Hi,
I have the following scenario.
I have an Asterisk server running on an internal IP address behind a
firewall, and I have a remote user trying to connect to my Asterisk box
behind his firewall, but he can't seem to get a connection.
I have opened up the port (5060) so that he can connect through my firewall,
but it still doesn't appear to want to connect.
I am pretty sure that the firewall rules are correct, because I have also
open up port 21, and he can successfully ssh into my Asterisk box.

Any ideas/pointers?

Thanks in advance

Richard
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On Wed, 2005-01-05 at 16:03, richard wrote:
> Hi,
> I have the following scenario.
> I have an Asterisk server running on an internal IP address behind a 
> firewall, and I have a remote user trying to connect to my Asterisk box 
> behind his firewall, but he can't seem to get a connection.
> I have opened up the port (5060) so that he can connect through my 
> firewall, but it still doesn't appear to want to connect.
> I am pretty sure that the firewall rules are correct, because I have 
> also open up port 21, and he can successfully ssh into my Asterisk box.
> 
> Any ideas/pointers?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Richard
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Isn't ssh on port 22?

Dave