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Anyone else tried a 3cx firewall test today? Can you confirm that the Firewall Checker is working properly?
We are trying to diagnose an failure we are getting with the 3cx firewall checker for a new implementation. We are getting: -
testing 3CX SIP Server... failed
testing port 5060... full cone test failed
We have done traces on our firewall and we can see CLASSIC-STUN requests and CLASSIC-STUN responses for the first test - there the ip and port are not changed.
When testing port 5060 we can then see the CLASSIC-STUN requests go out but never see any responses come back - when the IP address and port are changed in the response.
When it moves onto testing ports 9002 an upwards - we can see both CLASSIC-STUN requests and responses for both the test with no change to ip address and ports and the later test where the ip address and port are changed.
The 5060 test responses are not being blocked or dropped by our firewalll the responses are never reaching our firewall. We can see the requests reaching the firewall and going out successfully.
Not sure what else we can try if the responses never reach us.
We are trying to diagnose an failure we are getting with the 3cx firewall checker for a new implementation. We are getting: -
testing 3CX SIP Server... failed
testing port 5060... full cone test failed
We have done traces on our firewall and we can see CLASSIC-STUN requests and CLASSIC-STUN responses for the first test - there the ip and port are not changed.
When testing port 5060 we can then see the CLASSIC-STUN requests go out but never see any responses come back - when the IP address and port are changed in the response.
When it moves onto testing ports 9002 an upwards - we can see both CLASSIC-STUN requests and responses for both the test with no change to ip address and ports and the later test where the ip address and port are changed.
The 5060 test responses are not being blocked or dropped by our firewalll the responses are never reaching our firewall. We can see the requests reaching the firewall and going out successfully.
Not sure what else we can try if the responses never reach us.