Brian West wrote:
I would use the latest CVS for one. And try again.
Unfortunately, I've tried numerous times to get a current CVS trunk snapshot to talk to *anything*, to no avail. Even getting my Grandstream phones to register with it was an apparent excersize in futility. Dropping back to 0.4.0 *immediately* worked with the same configs.
Ok, I've managed to get my Grandstream phones working correctly. With G.711/ulaw and 8 voice frames per packet, they work fine. Until I hard-coded all negotiable codecs to ulaw/alaw and upped the default setting of 1 voice frame per packet, I was getting no voice. Joy.
Anyway, the BudgeTone 100's (1.0.3.78) are working fine with Asterisk now, using today's CVS snapshot.
Back to the problem at hand: I simply cannot get the IAX/IAX2 registration to "work". Honestly, I'm a bit lost. I'm still getting the same errors:
WARNING[14351]: File chan_iax.c, Line 4852 (find_cache): Unable to generate call for 'privatepbx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/local'
WARNING[14351]: File chan_iax.c, Line 4972 (iax_exists): Unable to make DP cache
WARNING[14351]: File chan_iax.c, Line 4852 (find_cache): Unable to generate call for 'privatepbx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/local'
WARNING[14351]: File chan_iax.c, Line 4994 (iax_canmatch): Unable to make DP cache
along with an apparent Registration Refused:
NOTICE[9226]: File chan_iax2.c, Line 4341 (socket_read): Registration of 'privatepbx' rejected: Registration Refused
on the Public PBX box, I'm getting the following:
NOTICE[7176]: File chan_iax2.c, Line 2860 (register_verify): Host privatepbx failed RSA authentication with inkeys 'privatepbx'
Now this is the weird part, I can start asterisk with -i or run "init keys" and the keys appear to load just fine:
PrivatePBX
*CLI> show keys
Key Name Type Status Sum
privatepbx PUBLIC [Loaded] 7ace809ae1c70b1bf4e50586f2d228e9
privatepbx PRIVATE [Loaded] 4288d8b63dd77228ac9a9ceebba335c8
publicpbx PUBLIC [Loaded] 115599073563eec2fd3cfc5e1891ed27
iaxtel PUBLIC [Loaded] d919b3ef03eb4dc54c8fee86bfeeada1PrivatePBX
*CLI> show keys
Key Name Type Status Sum
publicpbx PUBLIC [Loaded] 115599073563eec2fd3cfc5e1891ed27
publicpbx PRIVATE [Loaded] b2b4484bbd90e93ac8e17a05251b561d
iaxtel PUBLIC [Loaded] d919b3ef03eb4dc54c8fee86bfeeada1
publicpbx PUBLIC [Loaded] 7ace809ae1c70b1bf4e50586f2d228e9also, the initial IAX registration appears to work!
PrivatePBX
*CLI> iax show registry
Host Username Perceived Refresh State
x.x.x.x:5036 privatepbx y.y.y.y:5036 60 Registered *CLI> iax2 show registry
Host Username Perceived Refresh State
x.x.x.x:4569 privatepbx y.y.y.y:4569 60 Registeredbut here's the weird part: if I check back on these registrations periodically, I will see IAX or IAX2 as Rejected, apparently randomly:
*CLI> iax show registry
Host Username Perceived Refresh State
x.x.x.x:5036 privatepbx y.y.y.y:5036 60 Registered *CLI> iax2 show registry
Host Username Perceived Refresh State
x.x.x.x:5036 privatepbx y.y.y.y:5036 60 RejectedOn the other side, I see the registration:
PublicPBX
*CLI> iax show peers
Name/Username Host Mask Port Status
privatepbx y.y.y.y (D) 255.255.255.255 5036 UnmonitoredGah. In debug mode, I see initial REGREJ messages often when I reload, yet if I wait a bit, I seem to see REJACK messages after a while - but nothing deterministic.
Tx-Frame Retry[000] -- Seqno: 01 Type: IAX Subclass: REGREQ Timestamp: 00066ms Callno: 00014 DCall: 00193 [x.x.x.x:5036] Rx-Frame Retry[N/A] -- Seqno: 01 Type: IAX Subclass: ACK Timestamp: 00066ms Callno: 00193 DCall: 00014 [x.x.x.x:5036] Rx-Frame Retry[N/A] -- Seqno: 01 Type: IAX Subclass: REGREJ Timestamp: 00045ms Callno: 00193 DCall: 00014 [x.x.x.x:5036]
and then a few frames later:
Rx-Frame Retry[No] -- OSeqno: 001 ISeqno: 002 Type: IAX Subclass: REGACK Timestamp: 00061ms SCall: 00004 DCall: 00001 [66.152.21.108:4569] USERNAME : privatepbx REFRESH : 60 APPARENT ADDRES : IPV4 y.y.y.y:4569
I'm slowly beginning to study these IAX frames to decypher their meanings...
This is my current setup, perhaps you can point out what I'm doing wrong (the same diagram from my earlier email stands):
PrivatePBX
;iax.conf:
[general]
; This appears to work.
register => privatepbx:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ;extension.conf:
[local]
; Neither of these seem to work.
switch => IAX2/privatepbx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/local
;switch => IAX/privatepbx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/local
PublicPBX
;iax.conf:
[privatepbx]
type=friend
host=dynamic
context=default
auth=rsa
;trunk=yes ; <-- still can't use without zap timing
inkeys=privatepbx
outkeys=publicpbx
qualify=yes ; Make sure this peer is alive ;extension.conf:
[default]
switch => IAX2/publicpbx:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/defaultThe idea is to have all publicpbx inbound calls get forwarded from [default] there to [default] on privatepbx. Likewise, all privatepbx outbound calls get forwarded from [local] there through the [local] contect on publicpbx.
When do you use the switch directive? Is this my entire problem?
-- - Ian C. Blenke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (This message bound by the following: http://www.nks.net/email_disclaimer.html)
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