On 2012-05-25 16:47, jose carlos de souza wrote: > Hi, > > I need help. > > Sorry for my bad english, i'm from Brasil. And just starting to leran > Linux because of Asterisk. > > I want to configure Asterisk 1.8 with ipv6 in my Lan network at home. > > I've done a clean install of it and SIP clients it's working well in my > home with Ipv4 (execept of the bad quality of the voice, that it's > coming out, but that's not important, what i relly want to see it's ipv6 > working) > > I'm using Debian 6.0.4 on a Virtual machine (VMware), Linphone 3.5.2 as > my SIP client and a Router DIR-600 from D-LINK as DHCP sever to my LAN > networking. (With a DHCP IP Address Range of: 192.168.0.100 to > 192.168.0.199) > > What i change in configurations to work with ipv6 was: > 1 > > change my network interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces , i add this: > > iface eth0 inet6 static > addres fe80::c0a8:6e > netmask 64 > gateway fe80::c0a8:1 > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > 2 > > Change sip.conf > > UDPbindaddr = :: > > TCPbindaddr = :: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > 3 > > On Linphone check the box "use IPv6 insted of IPv4" > > Your SIP Identity: sip:9005@fe80::c0a8:6e>
>I alredy put the brackets. Like: 9006@[fe80::c0a8:6e] and still dosent work. > I'm calling from a windows 7(the one with the virtual machine on it) to > another windows 7 both with dual-stack ip protocol, and both are in my > LAN network. > > The call's only works when i use the IPv4. for example: > when my linphone its configure to sip:[email protected] and Proxy > addres: 192.168.0.10. > > I have created on Asterisk 10 SIP extensions, 9001 to 9010 on. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > I whant to know what im doing wrong. > > Or what files do i have to changes and where are they located? Wicth > changes should i made? > > Thanks for the attention and help. -- José Carlos Fone: 9292-9880 (OI)
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