You need to look at when NAT is detected (nat_uac_test) for INVITE and
for 200 OK in onreply route for the same call. Make sure NAT is
detected for both, if not, find out why it is not detected.
g-)
Gareth Owen wrote:
Thanks Greger, I've already worked through the getting started doc and
think I've got a good understanding but am still getting the one-way
audio. Can you suggest anything to help me understand how I can track
the problem? Thanks gareth.
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*From:* Greger V. Teigre [mailto:greger@teigre.com]
*Sent:* 04 January 2007 06:5
*To:* gareth.owen(a)bevoice.net
*Cc:* serusers(a)lists.iptel.org
*Subject:* Re: [Serusers] One way audio
Try gettingstarted doc.
http://iptel.org/ser/doc/gettingstarted
g-)
Gareth Owen wrote:
Can someone help?
I am fairly new to SER and Mediaproxy and can't find a detailed
explanation of how nathelper etc work, so I'm struggling!
My config is:-
SER 0.9.6
Mediaproxy 1.7.2
Fedora Core 4 86x64
SER and Mediaproxy run on the same server which acts as a gateway to a
remote Sonus PSTN gateway over a VPN.
I also use Asterisk on my local network. The SER server acts as a
router between Asterisk servers and the PSTN via the Sonus. This works
fine but my problem is when I attempt to use X-Lite 3.0 UA behind NAT
on a remote network. Asterisk is not used in this config but proves
that two way audio is fine using SER and the Sonus gateway.
Problem: X-Lite behind NAT on remote network to Sonus PSTN gateway via
SER and Mediaproxy, I get only one ay audio. The audio is fine from
X-Lite to PSTN but not in the reverse direction.
Thanks for your help
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