asterisk users - Apr 2005 - Call rejected by XXX: No authority found

Everyone,

I beg pardon to probably demand help of what had discussed many times,
earlier. But I really stuck and earlier replies couldn't help me out.

My first szenario connects two servers via IAX2. One is static IP the second
is a nated dnyamic host. I could register the dynamic host succesfully at
the static one. Routing calls to it with my dialplan gets denied/rejected
due to missing authority on the remote side. I REALLY put this up several
times different as regarded by many examples from voip.org. Still it doesn't
work. Please anyone give me hints where I could find some useful
information.

Alex Fitterling
 

My second 

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> My first szenario connects two servers via IAX2. One is static IP the
second
> is a nated dnyamic host. I could register the dynamic host succesfully at
> the static one. Routing calls to it with my dialplan gets denied/rejected
> due to missing authority on the remote side. I REALLY put this up several
> times different as regarded by many examples from voip.org. Still it
doesn't
> work. Please anyone give me hints where I could find some useful
> information.
Looking at CLI of the asterisk behing NAT, do you see anything trying
to authenticate when you call from another box? How would the asterisk
behind NAT ever know anyone was calling it without forwarding port
4569 to it (or at least allowing traffic inside on it)? One of the
boxes has  to begin a dialogue, and that would be the one behind NAT.
I'm not betting my life on the above, it's just a free opinion which
I'm sure 10,000 people will jump in and correct if necessary.