> Can you get your own modem? (double) NAT is ugly hack.
Unfortunately not. The provider is only supporting this hardware.
> Not sure what is VoIP in the router here, but looks like some sort of SIP
ALG
> or VoIP passthrough - disable it! It rewrites ip addresses inside of the
> packets ang it
On Wednesday 15 of March 2017 07:55:09 Andre Gronwald wrote:
> ISP won't change, but will check.
> in the hidden menus it isn't changeable either.
Can you get your own modem? (double) NAT is ugly hack.
> However, it is working after i deactivated VoIP in the router. And even
> after reenabling
ISP won't change, but will check.
in the hidden menus it isn't changeable either.
However, it is working after i deactivated VoIP in the router. And even
after reenabling VoIP it is still working. I don't understand why...
However, it works. :-D
thanks a lot.
regards,
andre
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Andre Gronwald
Hi Andre,
On your comment "unfortunately there is no bridge mode or any comparable
mode available", sometimes the carrier (if it's a carrier supplied DSL
router) will have these settings hidden from standard user's eyes.
You may need to call your ISP and request them to place your DSL router
Hi Glenn,
unfortunately there is no bridge mode or any comparable mode available. I
am using the same router (but another type) on my private homenetwork with
another router at the back (=> same architecture as in this failing
scenario), but everything works fine.
There are only two differences:
Hi Andre,
Some routers just simply won't support this double-nat scenario you
describe. Othera will... And without any special forwarding.
Is it possible to put the first router into "bridge" mode, and use the
second router as the actual NAT router?
This may be the quickest solution to your
Hi all,
I have a setup which is not working right now:
Provider - DSL-Router (192.168.2.1) - Bintec-Router (10.17.46.66) -
Asterisk (10.17.46.99)
My issue: Everything works, but RTP is only going from my Asterisk
towards the provider. Asterisk is configured to use SIP-ports 55060 and
