In this scenario used IPv6-toI-IPv4 network gateway
This gateway like NAT equipment and translate IPv4 address to IPv6 space.
And NAT IPv6 address to IPv4 address.
Think this case may be handled by nathelper fix_nated_sdp call.
Hello,
it is not supposed to do any DNS on IPv6 addresses, maybe only if you disabled
IPv6 support.
Do you have the debug messages for such case?
Also, what global parameters did you set related to iPv6?
Cheers,
Daniel
September 17, 2019 3:30 PM, "Anthony Alba" wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> In
...just a bit more clarification: I was testing NAT64/DNS64, the iOS
device would use a IPv4 control plane due to NAT64, however it would
put IPv6 in the SDP so rtpengine was configured to be dual stack.
On Tue, Sep 17, 2019 at 8:49 PM Daniel-Constantin Mierla
wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am not sure
Hi Daniel,
In this test environment kamailio (SIP control plane) is IPv4 only;
rtpengine is configured on IPv4/IPv6 interfaces.
When the INVITE+SDP came in, it seems to to try to resolve the address
[2001:...] as a DNS name.
To recap, this was trying an IPv4-control plane with dual-stack
Hello,
I am not sure what do you mean with:
"""
I have noticed that if Kamailio is IPv4-only and it "sees"
IPv6-addresses(Contact, Via headers??) it will try to resolve the
IPv6-address as a DNS name!
"""
If it just that on the specific deployment Kamailio has to bind on IPv4 and
run as an IPv4
Hi folks,
I'm wondering what you do to pass Apple app store tests (IPv6-only
NAT64/DNS64 scenario) with the iOS app likely to put IPv6 addresses in
the SDP, when Kamailio and your B2BUA(Asterisk, FreeSWITCH,...) are
IPv4-only endpoints.
By "pass" I mean media flowing + SIP working - not sure the
