Some background information.

I have used Debian with Asterisk for several years.  Have encountered zero 
problems.
I am now trying to setup an Asterisk on a CentOS7 box using VMWare Workstation. 
 I am brand new to CentOS and RHEL so I may be missing something obvious.

I am installing CentOS Minimal Install and Asterisk from Source.  (I have 
installed Asterisk from Source on Debian hundreds of times without any 
problems).
After installing CentOS (only root user), I update CentOS.  I then install the 
CentOS "Development Tools".
Also install, I install net-tools and wget.

After that, I am following the Wiki pages for Asterisk from Source.
https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Installing+Asterisk+From+Source
Retrieve the asterisk-13-current.tar.gz and the pjproject-2.6.tar.bz2

I uncompress them, run the asterisk install_prereq script to install all 
required packages.
I configure PJPROJECT, make dep, make, make install, and ldconfig

After that, I install asterisk
./configure
make menuselect
make
make install
make samples
make progdocs
make config

After that, I modify the asterisk conf files for a couple pjsip endpoints and 
turn on debugging and verbosity.  Copying settings from another box which is 
working.

I am seeing two different issues....

First, when I restart the box, the asterisk process is present.  However, it's 
not writing anything to the log files so it seems to be stuck.  Any idea why 
running Asterisk as a service after the make config would not seem to fully 
start up?

Second, I stop the asterisk service.  Make sure asterisk process is not 
present.  Then, I start it up manually going to the console.  Everything is 
running.  I see information written to the asterisk log files.  However, I try 
to connect phones to this and it does not work.  I used tcpdump to verify the 
SIP packets are making it to the CentOS box, however Asterisk is not seeing the 
SIP messages.
I run netstat -apn | grep -i asterisk and see Asterisk udp with port 5060.
The one thing I notice is my Debian installations have always been eth0.  
CentOS is using the newer ens33.  Might this cause a proble?
Any suggestions?

Have a great day!

Dan
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