In rtp.conf the audio port range for the public Asterisk server is
defined. Why is this important for the firewall at client side ??

By the way the range defined is :
rtpstart=11500
rtpend=11600

Do I then need to open up the same range on the firewall at my
customer ??

This has nothing to do with incoming traffic on the firewall at my
customer's site.

Jonas.

On Wed, 2010-03-24 at 06:39 -0400, Alex Balashov wrote:

> Have a look at rtp.conf.
> 
> On 03/24/2010 06:33 AM, jonas kellens wrote:
> 
> > Hello list !
> >
> > I have the following problem at a customer :
> >
> > Their is a firewall in between the internal network (with IP-phones) and
> > the public Asterisk-server.
> >
> > I see the following message when "sip debug" enabled :
> >
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] --- (11
> > headers 11 lines) ---
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] Found RTP
> > audio format 8
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] Found RTP
> > audio format 101
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] Peer audio
> > RTP is at port *192.168.0.24:11772*
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] Found audio
> > description format PCMA for ID 8
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] Found audio
> > description format telephone-event for ID 101 alaw)
> > d - 0x1 (telephone-event)
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] Peer audio
> > RTP is at port *192.168.0.24:11772*
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36] list_route:
> > hop: <sip:ic...@192.168.0.24:5062 <sip:itcza...@192.168.0.24:5062>>
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36]
> > set_destination: Parsing <sip:ic...@192.168.0.24:5062> for address/port
> > to send to
> > [Mar 24 11:19:36] VERBOSE[5087] logger.c: [Mar 24 11:19:36]
> > set_destination: set destination to 192.168.0.24, port 5062
> >
> >
> > But when opening a range of ports on the firewall 11700 --> 11800, the
> > audio is not coming through !!
> >
> > When opening the ports 11000 --> 11800, then the audio is coming through
> > fine !
> >
> >
> > Can someone explain me why range 1 is not enough fot the RTP-traffic ?!
> >
> >
> > Jonas.


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