Hello,

Thank you for your reply

1) Regarding the network tooplogy
It is two networks structure, local lan interface is connected to a switch, 
where the rest of servers are there

2) for Asterisk , we have TrixBox

3) the strange think that I need feed back on is that
i) we used to run rc.firewall and Asterisk used to work
ii) now with ShoreWall Asterisk does not work
iii) all what I have done is to stop rc.firewall (rc.firewall stop)
iiii) I did alter rc.firewall or any other files
v) I installed/Configured Shorewall

Is that enough or I should something more

4) the strange thing when I nmap the server, I find closed ports although 
that  I opened them through shorewall but nmap reports them closed

5) NMAP able to scan the server and report open ports , as well as 
closed/filtered (so the ISP i snot block NMAP
Please note that I scan from another network (completely ISP)

Your replies are highly appreciated

Kind Regards
Samer
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Simon Hobson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2006 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: [Shorewall-users] ShoreWall and Asterisk


> Samer Y. Azmy wrote:
>
>>I'm trying to configure Asterisk box beyond Shorewall
>>
>>I have done Static NAT from the External Address to the Address of
>>the Asterisk Box
>>
>>I added some rules like
>>ACCEPT   net     loc:192.168.1.250       tcp     5060    5060
>>ACCEPT   net     loc:192.168.1.250       udp     5060    5060
>
> OK, what is your network topology ? Where did you do the static nat ?
> Have you tried just turning off the Shorewall until you get the
> network right ?
>
>
>>but it never works, and when I try to nmap the External Address, I
>>find that the port 5060 is closed
>
> Where are you doing your scan from ? Don't forget that you can't do
> that from the inside of the network (very few gateways support
> hairpinning).
>
>>P.S. I'm using Centos 4.4 , and Shorewall 3.2.5,
>
> Are you running [EMAIL PROTECTED]/Trixbox or a manual install of Asterisk ?
>
> For AAH or Trixbox, you will need to populate sip_nat.conf so that
> Asterisk can put the right address/port in it's outbound SIP
> messages. Not sure which file it belongs in for a manual Asterisk
> install.
>
>
>
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