I think the complaint is that asterisk does not use the destination
address for the incoming request packet as the source address for the outgoing packet holding the reply. This will prevent the requestor from matching the quadtuple (src addr, dst addr, src port, dst port) which is usually used to identify a conversation. Tcp handles this transparently but for udp it is the responsibility of the application.
yes thats exactly the problem. it uses a different source address in the reply than the destination address of the original packet and that causes some clients to discard the packet.
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