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HI, I tried to configure Asterisk 1.8 on one of my test-hosts. I've installed from centos-asterisk.repo (http://packages.asterisk.org/centos/$releasever/tested/$basearch/): Nov 26 15:34:56 Installed: asterisk-sounds-core-en-gsm-1.4.20-1_centos5.noarch Nov 26 15:34:59 Installed: asterisk18-core-1.8.0-1_centos5.i386 Nov 26 15:35:02 Installed: asterisk18-voicemail-1.8.0-1_centos5.i386 Nov 26

Hello everybody, I am quite new to asterisk. I have tried to connect two asterisk boxes with the iax2 protocol, but although the web is full of documetation for that, I was quite unsuccessful. The last try was Example 2 from http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+-+dual+servers I am running two machines, "gonzo", my home system and "laptop", a machine wit a

I just jumped to asterisk-1.6.1.8 and I calls will not go through to my asterisk. Same setup with asterisk-1.4 and calls get accepted. sip show registry (asterisk-1.6): Host dnsmgr Username Refresh State sip.actio.pl:5060 N 4589835 105 Registered sip show registry (asterisk-1.4): Host Username Refresh State sip.actio.pl:5060 4589835

Dear Royce; Did ur problem resolved? Because now I am facing same problem. It look like that it happens with IAX trunk only, but does not happen with IAX endpoints that registering (as trunk does not register, it sends the call directly). My initial analysis that one of the following can help to let the trunks talk: if there is an IAX endpoints registering to the machines, then trunk become

On Thursday 05 Feb 2015, jg wrote: > Calling from ServerB to ServerA works, but not vice versa. The only odd > thing that appears to me is the different perceived port on ServerA. > > ServerA*CLI> iax2 show registry > Host dnsmgr Username Perceived Refresh State > 80.152.xxx.xxx:4569 N ServerA 79.233.yyy.yyy:45697 60 > Registered

Hopefully this is really a generic question about IAX and doesn't turn out to be something specific to Teliax, because they haven't been too helpful so far. All they can tell me is that my login shows "status unknown" on their end, which prevents me from receiving inbound calls on my Teliax number. Outbound calls through the same server work fine, which rules out most networking

[Jul 2 09:31:16] VERBOSE[2682] logger.c: == Refreshing DNS lookups. [Jul 2 09:31:16] NOTICE[2682] dnsmgr.c: host 'outbound1.vitelity.net' changed from 64.2.142.17 to 64.2.142.29 [Jul 2 09:31:23] DEBUG[2711] jitterbuf.c: Attempting to exceed Jitterbuf max 600 timeslots And the calls are dropped. I fixed this by turning off enable in dnsmgr.conf My question is: Do you attempt to

Hello, What's dnsmgr ? Anybody could tell mr more? cat /etc/asterisk/dnsmgr.conf [general] ;enable=yes ; enable creation of managed DNS lookups ; default is 'no' ;refreshinterval=1200 ; refresh managed DNS lookups every <n> seconds ; default is 300 (5 minutes)serveur1:~# Harry

Hi all, I have a IAX trunk between two asterisk servers, both with dynamic IP and both have a DNS name associated with it. In the iax.conf file I configure the "host" parameter with the DNS name of the servers. Everything works fine until one of these servers get a new IP, so the other can't find its peer (the one that has just gotten a new IP). If I manually issue a "iax2

According to my IAX-provider, an account has been created for me on their Asterisk-server... But the Asterisk CLI tells me this : asterisk*CLI> iax2 reload == Parsing '/etc/asterisk/iax.conf': Found [Apr 30 20:51:30] NOTICE[6391]: chan_iax2.c:10124 set_config: Ignoring bindport on reload [Apr 30 20:51:30] NOTICE[6391]: chan_iax2.c:10183 set_config: Ignoring bindaddr on reload

To answer my own message, I figured out a solution (untested) about 10 minutes after posting and leaving the office. Doh! Anyway, the solution (now tested) was to make the Asterisk server behind the NAT register with its peers. Despite reserving port 4569 in the firewall, that was not enough in this particular NAT firewall - it was only being reserved for one connection. Kind regards, Sebastian

I would like to ask, if someone observe also problem with peer qualify problems, my asterisk log is full with UNREACHABLE/REACHABLE messages, even when two asterisks are in LAN environment, please take a look into this debug, I can't find any problem with packet loss, all qualify requests are replied and acknowledged, I will submit bug report, if you will also not find any problems here...

The situation is one of my asterisk servers is behind a NAT firewall and one is not. Both servers have multiple IAX peers. The NAT firewall has port 4569 mapped through to the asterisk server behind. But, the natted server is almost permanently unreachable from this non-natted server, even though, the non-natted server is almost permanently _reachable_ from the natted server. Details are below

Hi, I am trying to connect two Asterisk servers using IAX2. Everything works fine when I couple them within a LAN segment, but not when I connect them using WAN connections. I made sure that the routers' ports are mapped properly and checked this with additional ssh rules. ServerA is a Raspberry box with the vendor's Asterisk version 1.8.13.1 and ServerB is normal CentOS 7 box with

We have a problem with our iaxclients. Our asterisk runs on a public host with debian and many of our IAX2 clients are natted. The iax.conf looks like: [23456] accountcode=123 type=friend context=user auth=md5 secret=xxxx username=23456 callerid=Testuser 1 <23456> notransfer=yes host=dynamic The cli command IAX2 show peers shows all clients as unmonitored CLI> IAX2

I don't have the most reliable internet connection in the world. Whenever it goes out, I can't receive any incoming calls at all, not even from pstn. When it first goes out I can still make outgoing calls through pstn, but eventually that fails too (as does voicemail, everything's out). Yes, asterisk and the local phones are all on the same network and can communicate fine. Ok,

Hello, I'm using asterisk for a quite long period, i integrated a lot of stuff to make it behave like any carrier class system, so users can: manage Call forward on busy manage Call forward on no answer manage unconditionnal call forward call back missed calls and a lot of such services that can be both configured by menus and dtmf or by web interfaces (PHP+SQL), in fact i recreated

I saw this thread which is very similar to my issue, though I cannot solve mine with iptables. http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-users/2013-September/280429.html Using asterisk 11.5, IAX does not seem to be able to receive any packets. My IP tables looks like this: root at dlaptop:/home/darryl# iptables -L Chain INPUT (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source

Through the optware-package I have installed Asterisk on an external USB. Further I have a Linksys WRT610N with DD-WRT v24 mega. I start asterisk with the following command : /opt/sbin/asterisk -c I get the following WARNING : root at DD-WRT:/opt/etc/asterisk# /opt/sbin/asterisk -c Asterisk 1.4.22.1, Copyright (C) 1999 - 2008 Digium, Inc. and others. Created by Mark Spencer <markster at

I'm going to try and lay out all the relevant information I have here in this one post. I can provide more info if necessary. ISSUE 1: Office A routinely looses connection to Office B. When typing IAX2 Show Peers, it will show as Unreachable. I issue IAX2 Reload and it will work again for 1-3 days (haven't narrowed the time down yet). My theory is that the DSL at Office2 is changing