10 Aug
2005
10 Aug
'05
10:55 a.m.
Jayesh,
the start point is to make a network trace of your call and look if the
SDP in properly modified - the INVITE to the
Foreign OpenSER must have in SDP in m= your IP and the same the reply
from your OpenSER to the client B...
this way you will see if the mediaproxy was correctly triggered.
regards,
bogdan
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
On 08/10/05 13:35, jayesh nambiar wrote:
hi,
I m sorry for my earlier mail as the picture was not very clear. The
scenario is something like this:
Client A (Public IP)
\ ________
__________________ __________
\| My | |
Foreign Openser | | PSTN |
|Openser |-----------------------|
trusts me through |--------------| Gateway |
/ |_______ | |
source IP | |_________|
/
|__________________|
/ Client B
(Private IP)
Whenever My Openser receives a call with prefix for eg. 011, it
t_relay it to the foreign Ser which trusts My Openser with source IP.
Now when the client A with public IP makes a call it gets established
but when the client B with private IP makes a call I receive the
ringing message but the RTP sessions does not start. I have
configured the mediaproxy in My Openser but still it does'nt seem to
work. Pls help me figure out the problem.
The RTP Proxy session is not happening and that might be the reason
for the problem. Can u pls help me understand why RTP proxy is not
getting established for Nated clients.
For sure there is a mistake in your config file. You can use xlog
module to print debug messages in different places of the config
script to identify the path how the INVITE messages are processed by
your openser. In this way, you could locate the problem easier.
Daniel