Re: [Nolug] Trixbox - no audio on incoming calls

Dane,

There is a way to limit the number of ports used. I believe you need
to edit the rtp.conf file. The port range is located there.

Jeremy

Dane Reugger wrote:
> That looks like what I added to the sip_nat.conf.
>
> I also had to add port forwards 404?-408? (forget the exact)
> and forward 10000 - 20000 - thats a lot of ports!
>
> The got outgoing working - but incoming didn't work until I setup 1to1 nat.
>
> Never heard of phone home exploit - can you point me to more information?
>
> Thanks,
> -Dane
>
>
> Jonathan Roberts wrote:
>> I see you fixed your problem already but in case someone else needs it
>> in the future. This
>> usually does the trick on one way audio for sip connections:
>>
>> add/modify sip.conf for the following:
>>
>> nat=yes
>> externip = /your fixed internet address, e.g. youraccount.dyndns.org
>> <http://youraccount.dyndns.org>/
>> fromdomain = /your fixed internet address (again)/
>> localnet = 192.168./x /.0/255.255.255.0
>> Did you hear about that 'phone home' exploit in the later versions of
>> Trixbox? You're probably safe if you're using an older version.
>>
>> Jonathan
>>
>>
>> On Jan 8, 2008 5:40 PM, Dane Reugger <dane@downtownpc.com
>> <mailto:dane@downtownpc.com>> wrote:
>>
>> Got a couple of questions that maybe somebody on this list can
>> help me with.
>>
>> First ...
>>
>> I setup a Trixbox 9 month ago or so and it worked great - we just
>> moved
>> our offices and at first it didn't work at all. I eventually port
>> forwarded a bunch of ports and modifying the sip_nat.conf and now it
>> calls out great but on incoming calls you can't hear the caller?
>>
>> I think I'm got to try 1:1 Nat but I don't see how that will help
>> - any
>> better ideas?
>>
>> -Dane
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