site. There are a .cfg file for
mediaproxy and one for nathelper that you can take like an example.
Regards
Alberto Cruz
Ricardo Poppi wrote:
Hi list,
I´m trying to put to work a NATed environment and want to share some
information and request some I don´t realized yet.
I use an asterisk gateway, with a public IP, working really fine for
UAs with public IPs. At the same machine I runs SER that receives all
SIP messages and handle when it should go to a SIP UA or to asterisk,
rewriting the port (to the one asterisk uses) and sending to it. I
don´t replicate register to asterisk, and use the user accounts as
"peer", instead of "friends".
My ser.cfg is using the "force_rport()" and "fix_nated_contact()" for
every REGISTER it receives from nat UAs - I know when it comes from a
NATed UA using nat_uac_test("2").
Every INVITE that comes from NATed UA passes through a
"fix_nated_sdp("2"), that rewrites the IP address of SDP headers.
Using a onreply route I fix the 200 OK INVITE message, just in case
that the NATed UA is on the called side.
The UAs I´m using are X-Lite, Clipcomm CP-100 IP Phone, and
Grandstream HT-488.
Below I wrote the different kinds of configuration into the UA and in
ser.cfg, and the results I got:
1) Using without touching the UA - It don´t know it is a NATed UA.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
All REGISTER are treated ok because the force_rport make SER respond
to the register on the same external IP:Port it received. On the same
hand, it stores the right URI into the location database making the UA
receive the subsequent INVITES or other SIP messages through the
external IP:Port.
The INVITES that comes from NATed UA have their SDP IP address
rewriten by SER and the external IP takes place. But the port is kept
the internal value, so when the called UA tries to reach the
External_IP:Internal_port the NAT/Firewall probably block/drops the
packets, and the result is a one-way audio - The one-way audio is
probably due to the right value that comes from the SDP headers of the
called UA - asterisk -, that has a public IP.
2) a=direction:active
----------------------------------
If I add into ser.cfg a "fix_nated_sdp("1")" command, it will add
the
"a=direction:active" parameter to SDP header of INVITE that comes from
NATed UAs. I saw that it´s happening but the asterisk seems to not
understand that and don´t expect for the first RTP packet to get the
IP:Port information of the media. A one-way audio is the result of
that. The asterisk is probably sending RTP packets to the
Ext_IP:Internal_port, and the firewall is blocking the packets.
3) Using STUN
------------------------
When I set the STUN server into the UA configuration - I used
stunserver.org - the ua correct replaces the contact and sdp headers
IP address, but do nothing about the RTP port, keeping the problem
that the internal port of the UA, for media path, that the asterisk -
or any other public UA - tries to reach is blocked by the firewall.
DO ANYBODY WANTS TO SHARE SOME INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PROBLEM?
Thanks in advance,
Ricardo Poppi
_______________________________________________
Serusers mailing list
serusers(a)lists.iptel.org
http://lists.iptel.org/mailman/listinfo/serusers