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Hi everyone, I encountered an interesting/unordinary SIP proxy +
nat-transversal setup for a VOIP termination, here in Montreal, to which I’m
trying to get Asterisk registered as a SIP client without my temporary hack
(because this hack is affecting outbound calls). The hack consists of substituting the IP address of
the SIP proxy server by the NAT transversal proxy, and the only way I managed
to do this is via /etc/hosts. Something that is already done transparently
with SIP clients such as X-Lite, when they can’t register on the proxy,
they send their registration of the proxy via the NAT transversal. There does not seem to have any “elegant”
configuration option with regards to the registration keyword (including fooling
around with the userid and authuser, to fix the sip messages to show
[EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED]). Any ideas? I ideally, it would be an extra field in
the registration line that would specify the server fqdn. Kris Ps: I’m currently running CVS-HEAD-06/07/04-18:25:29,
and also tried on 0.8.0 |
- Re: [Asterisk-Dev] asterisk SIP registration Kristopher Lalletti
- Re: [Asterisk-Dev] asterisk SIP registration Olle E. Johansson
