Hi Group, Is there anyway to force asterisk to use the ip address instead of the hostname in the sip via header. Our client's gateway is using a not FQDN as the hostname of their gateway. And I am suspecting that the asterisk is dropping the call because it could not resolve the hostname. I am also thinking to assigned it in the hosts file of my asterisk server so that in can resolve it internally but the problem is that, the clients has 3 gateways with the same hostname. I am really desperate to resolve this issue. Any suggestion will be much appreciated. By the way I am using asterisk 1.4.27.1 Regards, Mac
leonimar cape wrote:> Hi Group, > > Is there anyway to force asterisk to use the ip address instead of the hostname > in the sip via header. > > Our client's gateway is using a not FQDN as the hostname of their gateway. And I > am suspecting that the asterisk is dropping the call because it could not > resolve the hostname. > > I am also thinking to assigned it in the hosts file of my asterisk server so > that in can resolve it internally but the problem is that, the clients has 3 > gateways with the same hostname. > > > I am really desperate to resolve this issue. Any suggestion will be much > appreciated. > > By the way I am using asterisk 1.4.27.1 > > Regards, > > Mac > > > >Have you tried setting NAT=yes as that should cause asterisk to send the reply back to the IP address it originated from.