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Hi,
We have deployed 3cx image from Azure marketplace with v20 4SC PRO trail version. I'm trying to register Linphone softphone with 3cx, i could find register message is reaching 3cx but 3cx is sending the 407 Proxy authentication response from Management interface (eth0) IP instead of Voice signalling IP (eth1) and packet is getting lost. Based on 3cx activity logs (Verbose), Default best-route IP is determined as eth0's management IP not Voice signalling IP eth1. I have tried to change the Default gateway interface IP to eth1's voice signalling IP from the Network tab on the GUI (Managemnet console) and restarted the services but still eth0's IP is getting picked as default best route as per the logs. On the IP route table, eth 1 interface is with metric 200 (Low priority) than eth 0 with metric 100, is there a way to update the metric and add/delete the routes in the ip route table. We have tried different options but unable to get the Network interface path on debian. Network Manager service and /etc/network/interfaces are missing in the deployment. Could you please suggest.
Thanks !!
Regards,
Thara Krishna
We have deployed 3cx image from Azure marketplace with v20 4SC PRO trail version. I'm trying to register Linphone softphone with 3cx, i could find register message is reaching 3cx but 3cx is sending the 407 Proxy authentication response from Management interface (eth0) IP instead of Voice signalling IP (eth1) and packet is getting lost. Based on 3cx activity logs (Verbose), Default best-route IP is determined as eth0's management IP not Voice signalling IP eth1. I have tried to change the Default gateway interface IP to eth1's voice signalling IP from the Network tab on the GUI (Managemnet console) and restarted the services but still eth0's IP is getting picked as default best route as per the logs. On the IP route table, eth 1 interface is with metric 200 (Low priority) than eth 0 with metric 100, is there a way to update the metric and add/delete the routes in the ip route table. We have tried different options but unable to get the Network interface path on debian. Network Manager service and /etc/network/interfaces are missing in the deployment. Could you please suggest.
Thanks !!
Regards,
Thara Krishna


