On Thu, Apr 14, 2011 at 9:55 AM, Michael Scheidell wrote: > and remember: they send to port 5060, and sipx wants it on 5080. > you will need to 'pat' or port translate inbound from their ip:5060 to > sipx:5080. > > (outbound xlation not needed) > seems to work, despite the layer7 (application) issues. just seems to > work. >
I think I'm almost there. I can make outbound calls, but cannot receive inbound calls. At voip.ms I set up a new sub account with authentication type set to static IP authentication, IP address set to my public IP address, and NAT set to No. In pfSense I added an alias for all of the voip.ms server IP addresses. I then created a new NAT Port Forward rule with source type set to "Single host or alias", source address set to the voip.ms servers alias, destination port range set to 5060 and redirect target port set to 5080. In sipXecs, I edited my voip.ms gateway and removed the username and password and I unselected register on initialization (I saw this recommended in a couple of mailing list posts). I also tried with my username set to my voip.ms sub account username, but the result was the same. Is there anything I'm missing here? I looked through old mailing list posts and found a few instances where people were having issues with voip.ms and IP authentication. I didn't see any resolution mentioned. BTW, I am using sipXecs 4.2, not 4.4.
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