I'm wondering if someone can suggest a solution to a problem i'm having with remote extensions.
Outbound audio is fine, two-way communication, very clear no delay.
Inbound audio fails, neither party can hear/speak, but the call connects and can be picked up, after this the tunnel has to be restarted to make another Outbound call.
Tunnel log:
.\RTPSession.cpp(646) : {13:53:35.917}(Trace5)
estination is not found for socket:596
Server log:
No RTP packets were received:remoteAddr=int.pbx.ip:10056,extAddr=0.0.0.0:0,localAddr=int.pbx.ip:7042
The PBX is in a datacentre with a static IP (STUN disabled) with the following ports open: 5060, 5090, 9000-9049
The handset (GXP-2000) is in a remote office (single NAT - but using tunnel) with the SIP proxy server installed on the local network.
Firewall checker passes all the tests (expected since all the required ports are open).
Outbound audio is fine, two-way communication, very clear no delay.
Inbound audio fails, neither party can hear/speak, but the call connects and can be picked up, after this the tunnel has to be restarted to make another Outbound call.
Tunnel log:
.\RTPSession.cpp(646) : {13:53:35.917}(Trace5)
estination is not found for socket:596Server log:
No RTP packets were received:remoteAddr=int.pbx.ip:10056,extAddr=0.0.0.0:0,localAddr=int.pbx.ip:7042
The PBX is in a datacentre with a static IP (STUN disabled) with the following ports open: 5060, 5090, 9000-9049
The handset (GXP-2000) is in a remote office (single NAT - but using tunnel) with the SIP proxy server installed on the local network.
Firewall checker passes all the tests (expected since all the required ports are open).
