As far as I know, Asterisk would use the default Linux/Unix routing
algorithms to send packets out, in which case yes: responses may not go
out on the same interface packets were received on.
E.g. if you receive packets with non-LAN IP addresses on eth0, while
your default route is set to eth1, in the absence of custom routing
Linux will send the responses over eth1.
Thanks, another mystery solved then - Asterisk does rely on the
Linux/Unix routing, in which case I would definitely need to take care
of the SNAT/DNAT and proper routing/forwarding of packets between
interfaces using core Linux/Unix tools. Am I correct in thinking that?
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