Hello,
Did you disable selinux ? It usually causes troubles when starting
asterisk as a service. You can do this with : setenforce 0 (this will
not totally disable selinux, but switch it to a permissive mode).
For your second point, maybe you should check that firewalld is either
stopped or configured properly. By default it has quite restrictive rules.
Best regards
Jean Aunis
Le 14/03/2017 à 17:45, Dan Cropp a écrit :
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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