Hello,
Douglas Mortensen wrote:
With that said, then it appears that the only way that I can have
multiple trunks setup with them is to have asterisk use a different
IP for all of the SIP & RTP traffic for each given trunk. Essentially
I would setup multiple IP addresses on my eth0 interface. Is there a
way in asterisk that I could configure it to use one local IP for the
source in all SIP/RTP traffic for 1 SIP trunk & then a different
local IP for the other SIP trunk?
It's not an asterisk configuration but rather a interface configuration.
I need something similar and I use 2 IPs on the same port. In debian,
the configuration goes like this:
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet static
address <ip1>
netmask <netmask1>
network <network1>
broadcast <broadcast1>
gateway <default_gateway>
auto eth0:0
iface eth0:0 inet static
address <ip2>
netmask <netmask2>
up route add -net <network2> netmask <netmask2> gw <gw2>
And you can add more routes for other specific IPs/networks.
José Pablo Méndez Soto wrote:
May I ask why do you need different IP addresses to source calls? I
mean, its not a common practice, would like to understand the idea
behind it.
In my case, the operator installed a gateway with a dedicated line and
it's connected to the local network, but instead of being 192.168.0.0
it's on 10.0.0.0. So I use this 2 networks in the same NIC in the
asterisk machine.
Best regards,
Paulo Santos
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