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Hi,

I have a FS box with two physical network interfaces. The internal
interface is hosting several internal phones. I have binded the internal
profile SIP/RTP/IP to the private interface. Phones registered correctly
but with User: 1000@external.ip.address in sofia status profile internal

When I place a call between two internal phones, RTP traffic is send to
the external IP address of the FS box instead of the internal.

The SIP/SDP messages send from FS carry the external IP instead of the
internal.

The result is that no RTP media arrives to any of the phones.

/aep


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[brian at freeswitch.org]

First off you can't bind one profile to two interfaces you have to launch two sofia profiles, one for each IP. Secondly if you're doing things like this you'll have to refer to the in tree internal.xml. Third can you outline the network topology a little bit more? Is nat involved?

/b

On Aug 26, 2009, at 3:04 AM, Alberto Escudero-Pascual (lists) wrote:

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ASCII art follows

voip-phones..... 10.0.46.1 [ FS ] 216.82.231.69 ----> Internet


I have two profiles binded to two different IPs

internal is binded to 10.0.46.1 port 5060 /24 network
external is binded to 216.82.231.69 port 5080

My IP phones are in the 10.0.46.X range and they register @ 10.0.46.1 IP
address.

When I place a call between the two phones in the 10.0.46.0/24 network
the phones register but audio RTP is sent to 216.82.231.69 instead of
10.0.46.1 (FS)

In this scenario i have FS without any NAT configuration.

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The way that i solved was to run both profiles (internal and external) in
the public IP (local_ipv4) and force the phones to register with
216.82.231.69 instead of 10.0.46.1

Thanks looong time!


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[brian at freeswitch.org]

Well actually you do have issues you're going to have to specify the
rtp-ip and sip-ip on BOTH profiles yourself because you're config is
currently putting your external IP into the internal's settings.
Please correct that and I'm sure it'll work then.

/b

On Aug 26, 2009, at 9:18 AM, Alberto Escudero-Pascual (lists) wrote:

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Yes, I did fix the internal IP in the internal profile overwritting the
local_ipv4 var in sip-ip and rtp-ip. When the internal clients