similar to: IAX on multiple ports

I seem to be having a problem that I have narrowed down to a disagreement on codec negotiation or codec setup of some kind in an IAX peering arrangement. Here's a non-ASCII art version of the setup: DID origination provider via SIP/gsm to Call routing asterisk server via IAX/gsm to Client asterisk server via SIP/ulaw to Polycom 501 UA The problem that occurs

Hi, not sure if it's possible to do something like this. My main * box here at home is sat on the local lan, 192.168.1.0 , also on this lan I have another * box which is running as part of a wireless Meshbox (http://www.locustworld.com) . Now then, this meshbox has a wireless connection to another meshbox at a friends house. These meshboxes use weird IP addresses in the 1.x.y.z range

Evening, I've got * asterisk up and running with nufone account for inbound and outbound calls from the world... everything works quite nicely except that I noticed last night that when I have a call active from * to nufone, web surfing on the network slows to a crawl... additionally, I have a VPN tunnel to another office (using CIPE) and while inter-office (i.e. - SIP to SIP) calls

Ok, so this might seem weird, but hang with me on this. I have two sites, Indy and Lafayette that each have their own Asterisk server. They each have their own outside PRI line. They are also trunked internally via and IAX tunnel over a private fiber line. I've recently been asked to have the calls incoming to Indy, forwarded to a group in Lafayette (only during the day, so can't be

I have a problem with my asterisk@home installation (configured with AMP) My question is this, can you have different ports for different contexts within IAX? [Faktortel] port = 5036 ; Port to bind to bindaddr = 0.0.0.0 ; Address to bind to context = default ; Default for incoming calls allow=all ; Allow all codecs register => XXXXX:XXXXX@iax.faktotel.com/EXTEN

Hey all...I'm trying to use gnophone to connect to my asterisk box behind my firewall..I thought I could just setup a tunnel with something like ssh host.com -L5036:asteriskserver:5036 and just change my gnophone to connect to localhost:5036 but I never see anything happen on the asterisk server. I'm even trying this on the same network just in case there is something funky with NAT.

I'm trying to understand IAX and whether or not it would solve my difficulties: 'The primary goals for IAX were to minimize bandwidth used in media transmissions, with particular attention drawn to control and individual voice calls, and to provide native support for NAT (Network Address Translation) transparency. Another goal is to be easy to use behind firewalls.'

Hi, We have to servers set up in two different networks. We are able to connect calls via IAX and they work perfectly. We do not see caller ID from clients on either side. Our Grandstream phones say Eri and our XTen phones say Asterisk. We did a debug and I am pasting the output from both servers below. We tried setCallerId in several different ways. We see the value get passed to the

Hello, I have been using IAX to serve clients endpoints for a while with no problem. But recently, to increase the bandwidth to the Asterisk server, I add another network interface card to my Asterisk server which connected to a different service provider that I currently have. Both of my nic is assigned different public ip. the client will actually choose one of these ip and authenticate itself.

Hello! I have a number of IAX clients behind a NAT (on the same LAN) and asterisk server on the Internet. And that clients doesn't speak directly to each other, traffic goes through the asterisk server. What should I configure to make IAX clients on the same LAN to speak directly, please? notraster=no is set in iax.conf The asterisk server is on real IP behind a NAT (at DMZ with full 1-to-1

Hi, My problem is related to a bug in the Asterisk bug database: (Bug 2773) http://bugs.digium.com/view.php?id=2773 Essentially, when one has a call going over more than one IAX legs, the audio is not transferred *sometimes*. This is quite randomly observed. With "notransfer=yes", the problem goes away. In my situation, the IAX channels originate from 2 Asterisk servers themselves -

Hi all, I've searched the wiki, and my basic assumption at this point is to run multiple IAX clients behind NAT I need to specifically code each client to use a different port and then setup that port to be forwarded from the NAT router to their private IP address. At the moment, I can't seem to get more than one IAX client registered behind NAT... am I correct in my above

Hello! I have a number of IAX clients behind a NAT (on the same LAN) and asterisk server on the Internet. And that clients doesn't speak directly to each other, it goes through the asterisk server. What should I configure to make IAX clients on the same LAN to speak directly, please?

Hi i'm setting up a hylafax server, using iaxmodem to talk with asterisk (asterisk and hylafax are both on the same lan). Can i setup on the same host (Hylafax) multiple iax accounts ? (each account is used by a iaxmodem instance). The account can be on the same port or should i change the port for each iax account? Thanks -- /*************/ nik600

a) jerjers been doing a lot commendable work for * b) support is not mandatory, and i agree with royk it should not be withheld based on political viewpoints, that's pointlessly draconian c) choice is always good, so people should have the option of oh323 or h323, let them decide, and not limit them, unless astmaster chooses to limit them, and that too based on valid points d) jerjer gave a

If I have an IAX client (Firefly softphone in this example), and the client is not registered at the moment because they are not connected to the network and someone dial that extension, they get the user's "I'm on the phone at the moment" message vs. the "I'm unavailable" message. Is this by design? Here's the extension in question's dialplan:

First, I assume that you will be running NAT at both locations, if that is not the case, then the configuration will change. When you said VPN, are you using PPTP or IPSEC? Microsoft supports PPTP. In order to connect a PC over VPN to the office, which has a PPTP VPN Server, you will need to runs VPN software. After it is run, the PC obtains a new IP address from your office, If you are using

Hi all, All of a sudden all my IAX DIDs have gone down. I couldn't find any reason other than that the ISP is blocking port 4569. DIDs register fine from my home server, but not from office server, which is not behind any NAT. SIP registers fine. I am trying to change IAX port but it apparantly IAX works only on 4569. Changing it in iax.conf doesn't do anything. Changing it is

First, I am surprised at IAX... My asterisk server is behind a firewall, I am behind a firewall, and my iax client connected... Voodoo??? :) But, the firewall has one unblocked port, which I think I should set to the IAX, so the magic won't be necessary, and it makes sense to think that there will be less latency without the "magic layer". But, when I set port=myport in the

Hi, Which is the correct syntax to call using IAX? I have two Asterisk boxes behind a NAT and one of them use the default port 5036 for IAX, the second one use 5038. To call an extension of the first one, the line in extensions.conf is: exten => _9XXX,1,Dial(IAX/user:pass@195.3.32.191/${EXTEN:1}) and for the second one: exten => _8XXX,1,Dial(IAX/user:pass@195.3.32.191:5038/${EXTEN:1})