I am sure I need outboundproxy :)
We use Kamailio in front of our softswitch as a type of firewall and
because not all sip endpoints can set the headers such that they will
work with said softswitch. Calling messages (and calling!) work just
fine through the proxy - that setting just doesn't
We use opensips as a type of firewall as well and don't need to set
qualify=yes.
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We use opensips as a type of firewall as well and don't need to set
qualify=yes.
As I said, I don't *need* to set qualify=yes for things to work. It's
just that trunk failover takes ~30 seconds. If the first/main trunk
in an outbound route is down, outbound calls just sit with dead air
for a
We use opensips as a type of firewall as well and don't need to set
qualify=yes.
As I said, I don't *need* to set qualify=yes for things to work. It's
just that trunk failover takes ~30 seconds. If the first/main trunk
in an outbound route is down, outbound calls just sit with dead air
for a
I'm having some trouble turning with trunk monitoring while using an
outbound proxy.
While all other sip messaging (e.g. calls) respects the outboundproxy
setting, Options packets from setting qualify=yes do not. Asterisk
tried to send the Options message directly to the host= IP, instead
of the
To: asterisk-users@lists.digium.com
Subject: [asterisk-users] qualify=yes outboundproxy
I'm having some trouble turning with trunk monitoring while using an outbound
proxy.
While all other sip messaging (e.g. calls) respects the outboundproxy setting,
Options packets from setting qualify=yes do
