I have multiple upstreams in my office. The primary upstream is having some issues with latency\jitter. I want to move the VoIP traffic to another interface. I have the router set to send all traffic destined for "local" networks out the respective interfaces. Traffic destined to the Internet goes out one of the upstreams. I can do this on a per-IP basis and have successfully done so in testing on my laptop and a couple other machines. I also have it in production for an ATA. I also switch all devices to use another upstream with the failure of the primary ISP. Again, this works with everything but the Asterisk server. The internal Asterisk server cannot connect to the Asterisk server out on the public Internet. How do I investigate this? Here is the definition on the internal server: [rwestics] type=friend ;host=208.100.1.33 ;miho.ics-il.net host=dynamic ;username=rwestics secret=*********************************************** context=rwest disallow=all allow=ulaw Here is the definition on the public Internet server: [rwestics] type=friend host=dynamic ;username=ics secret=****************************************************** qualify=yes context=outbound-scripted accountcode=12 callerid=********************************************* ----- Mike Hammett Intelligent Computing Solutions http://www.ics-il.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/attachments/20070906/49c8ec56/attachment.htm
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Intelligent Computing Solutions
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From: Mike Hammett
To: asterisk-users at lists.digium.com
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2007 10:05 AM
Subject: [asterisk-users] Different Networks
I have multiple upstreams in my office. The primary upstream is having some
issues with latency\jitter. I want to move the VoIP traffic to another
interface.
I have the router set to send all traffic destined for "local"
networks out the respective interfaces. Traffic destined to the Internet goes
out one of the upstreams.
I can do this on a per-IP basis and have successfully done so in testing on my
laptop and a couple other machines. I also have it in production for an ATA.
I also switch all devices to use another upstream with the failure of the
primary ISP.
Again, this works with everything but the Asterisk server.
The internal Asterisk server cannot connect to the Asterisk server out on the
public Internet. How do I investigate this?
Here is the definition on the internal server:
[rwestics]
type=friend
;host=208.100.1.33 ;miho.ics-il.net
host=dynamic
;username=rwestics
secret=***********************************************
context=rwest
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
Here is the definition on the public Internet server:
[rwestics]
type=friend
host=dynamic
;username=ics
secret=******************************************************
qualify=yes
context=outbound-scripted
accountcode=12
callerid=*********************************************
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Mike Hammett
Intelligent Computing Solutions
http://www.ics-il.com
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On 9/6/07, Mike Hammett <asterisk-users at ics-il.net> wrote:> > I have multiple upstreams in my office. The primary upstream is having some > issues with latency\jitter. I want to move the VoIP traffic to another > interface. > > I have the router set to send all traffic destined for "local" networks out > the respective interfaces. Traffic destined to the Internet goes out one of > the upstreams. > > I can do this on a per-IP basis and have successfully done so in testing on > my laptop and a couple other machines. I also have it in production for an > ATA. > > I also switch all devices to use another upstream with the failure of the > primary ISP. > > Again, this works with everything but the Asterisk server. > > The internal Asterisk server cannot connect to the Asterisk server out on > the public Internet. How do I investigate this?Mike - there's no reason this routing problem would have anything to do with asterisk itself. Have you tried running links (or another text web browser) on the asterisk server to see if you're able to get traffic past the gateway? Do you have the default gateway and/or routing tables configured correctly on the asterisk server?