Hello List.
I am puzzled and how asterisk listens to calls or connections from clients.
When I do a netstat -nat I don't see asterisk listening on port 5060. Now, I'm
testing a server with three network interfaces: two to the internet doing
load balancing and the other to our LAN. I would
At 2:50 PM on 16 Feb 2010, Landy Landy wrote:
Hello List.
I am puzzled and how asterisk listens to calls or connections from
clients. When I do a netstat -nat I don't see asterisk listening on
port 5060. Now, I'm testing a server with three network interfaces:
two to the internet doing
On Tue, 16 Feb 2010, Landy Landy wrote:
I am puzzled and how asterisk listens to calls or connections from
clients. When I do a netstat -nat I don't see asterisk listening on port
5060.
man netstat. See what -t means.
Now, I'm testing a server with three network interfaces: two to the
I am puzzled and how asterisk listens to calls or connections from
clients. When I do a netstat -nat I don't see asterisk listening on port
5060.
That is because you need to do 'netstat -nau'. Only very recently
Asterisk has learned to do SIP over TCP.
Philipp
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Hi!
I know I can do it with iptables and block incoming connections to
ports 5060-5070 from the internet but, wondering if it can be
confiruged in asterisk.
Iptables would be the right place, though.
Still: Look at 'permit'/'deny' in sip.conf, or use dialplan magic to
check on IP addresses
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 5:26 PM, Steve Edwards asterisk@sedwards.comwrote:
See http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+config+sip.conf
Search for bindaddr.
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Thanks in advance,
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Steve Edwards
See http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/index.php?page=Asterisk+config+sip.conf
Search for bindaddr.
Or udpbindaddr for 1.6.2+...also,
tcpbindaddr, tlsbindaddr if you plan
on adding TCP/TLS SIP support to asterisk.
Thanks to everyone who replied for clarifying.
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