Hi Josh,
Things are not simple here - basically you have to configure your
platforms to communicate with the public internet (as the two sites can
talk only via the public internet). SO, you have to configure OpenSIPS
and RTPproxy to do SIP and RTP bridging between local private network
and the public network.
Again, I say this considering that there is no way for the 2 sites to
exchange traffic directly.
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
OpenSIPS Bootcamp 2017, Houston, US
http://opensips.org/training/OpenSIPS_Bootcamp_2017.html
On 07/12/2017 03:30 PM, Josh S. via Users wrote:
Hi all,
We've got two twin sites sitting behind nat in different private
networks, by twins I mean they both have the exact same config.
UACs can register only once at any site, also they can move between
sites and place calls. (just locally though)
Each opensips instance registers the local UACs. Opensips version is 2.3
RTTProxy is integrated, and running just fine.
UACs are being registered into the twin remote instance using
t_replicate("sip:IP:PORT") (although I'm not sure whether this is
the best method to achieve this)
So, the opensipsctl ul show command shows:
AOR:: 100
Contact:: sip:[email protected]:12345;ob
AOR:: 101
Contact:: sip:[email protected]:5060;ob
and in the other site, same command shows:
AOR:: 100
Contact:: sip:[email protected]:5060;ob
AOR:: 101
Contact:: sip:[email protected]:54321;ob
being 11.22.33.44 and 22.33.44.55 the public IP address of each
opensips registar.
Each opensips instance is working ok with the stock config, and the
UACs on its private internal network can make calls between each other.
But of course not to the UACS on the remote site. And that is the issue.
So I started to play around with nat_tranversal, nathelper,
topology_hiding, and reading all the many info in the docs/modules and
what not, and in this list of course.
I also tried the b2bua module, to no avail.
I reached to an end route where progress is not made-.... I began to
think this cannot be that complicated. I refuse to play 'inventing the
wheel' again game.
I need some little help in finding the right direction to get the two
sites routing calls between each other.
Any hint would be greatly appreciated, guys.
Just for clarifying purposes, a little drawing
Private Net Site A
Public IP side
UAC1 |
-----------------------------------------------> OpenSIPS
11.22.33.44
UAC2 | |
|
|
| <-------> RTTProxy
Private Net Site B
Public IP side
UAC3 |
----------------------------------------------->
OpenSIPS 22.33.44.55
UAC4 | |
|
|
| <-------> RTTProxy
it's required that the UACs can move around to any site, same username
(uri), and still be reachable from any other point.
from stock config, I made the slight changes to allow for RTTProxy be
integrated, and it's working. No NAT was involved, as yet.
The two sites share the same domain, and also the same internal IP
network in 192.168.1.0/24 space,
although that can change if needed.
Each site works fine individually.
What changes need to be done in the config for the calls be routed
between the two sites?
Any example around?
Thanks a lot.
Josh Smit
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