On 11/7/18 4:09 PM, Bryan Fields wrote:
Ok, how is your node connected? Is there a NAT device in the way between your node and 174.85.220.36?
eureka! NAT bs is present :( root@Itchy:~# grep 174.85.220.36 /var/lib/asterisk/rpt_extnodes 47923=radio@174.85.220.36:4569/47923,174.85.220.36 49308=radio@174.85.220.36:4569/49308,174.85.220.36 They a passing from different ports for IAX on the registration servers as well. You have two nodes behind the same IP, and they are identifying on the same port, so the NAT device at 174.85.220.36 won't be able to direct them to the proper internal address if they are not on different ports. What I would do is configure a nat rule to forward udp 174.85.220.36:4570 to <Internal-IP-49308>:4569 and configure the port for the server 49308 is on to 4570 in the portal. This way when people connect to 47923, it goes to 174.85.220.36:4569 and 49308 will go to 174.85.220.36:4570. If you want 47923 and 49308 you'll need to configure them in rpt.conf, since they will be behind your NAT device, and using direct connections. [nodes] 49308 = radio@<Internal-IP-49308>:4569/49308,NONE Give this a try and report back. -- Bryan Fields 727-409-1194 - Voice http://bryanfields.net