29 Sep
2020
29 Sep
'20
10:53 a.m.
Reading your question again, I realize you weren't looking for nat advice
in general, you only wanted to know how the received parameter is added.
Well there's no special function to do this, since it's core SIP, received
is added any time a request is relayed or a local response is generated. It
is always added if different from host addr in via, regardless of nat
detection or loading of nat modules in kamailio.
On Tue, 29 Sep 2020, 03:48 George Diamantopoulos, <georgediam(a)gmail.com>
wrote:
Received parameter is always added to via, and is part
of the core sip
RFC. This is how responses are routed.
To get nat traversal on kamailio, you generally need the following in
addition:
- Received only handles address masquerading, for port translation you
also need to look at rport.
- A way to perform nat traversal for subsequent in dialog requests, and
additionally for initial requests involving location lookup. This is where
nathelper or similar must be involved.
- Prevent UDP Connection Tracking Timeout on NAT boxes (keeping nat
alive). This can be achieved in many ways, including configuration on NATed
devices (low registration expiration, keepalives) but it's better to employ
keepalive functionality by kamailio modules (nathelper or usrloc ka, for
example).
The actual way to perform these tasks is a bit more involved, and I'd
suggest looking at the kamailio sample configuration file which should work
for most cases.
On Mon, 28 Sep 2020, 19:36 Duarte Rocha, <duarterocha91(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Greetings,
When NAT is detected in my Kamailio, the proxy add the parameter
"received" to the Via header which includes the source IP.
What is the mechanic or function responsible for this behaviour? Does it
come from the NATHELPER module?
Best Regards,
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