[Freeswitch-users] Where to go from here?

[Bote Man]

The answer lies in your FreeSWITCH logs. My best guess is that your provider
is dumping calls to FS port 5060 which is typically used for registering
internal stations.

So FS looks up your service provider's i.p. address in the ACL, doesn't find
it, challenges it for authentication credentials which it clearly doesn't
have, and hangs up.

FreeSWITCH is really a back-to-back user agent so I have mine register with
CallCentric and they work out the ports amongst themselves. Since FS
shouldn't require this much tweaking if you use port 5080 in the external
profile, I recommend you take steps to move to that configuration. If you
can map their port 5060 connections to port 5080 inside your LAN that might
work. If you can't do that, ask them to send to your port 5080, it's a
reasonable request.

But really the FS logs tell you what is happening. Ultimately, if you want
to use FS you need to understand what the logs tell you so now is the best
time to get acquainted with them.

Look for a green line similar to:
 "Processing XYZ <3012893223>->1000 in context default"

I'll bet that's where your problem lies. The "default" context is used by
registered extensions and uses the dialplan named "default.xml", whereas you
want those calls to arrive at your public profile and use the public context
which is drastically limited in what can be dialed (for good reason). Once
you steer them to the right port in FS it should do what you want.

Bote


-----Original Message-----
From: T Fred Farmington
Sent: Tuesday, 24 February, 2015 16:43
Subject: [Freeswitch-users] Where to go from here?

After my attempt to Connect with the 'outside' SIP line, I did notice in the
log the following:
     [DEBUG] sofia.c:8732 IP <my SIP IP here> Rejected by acl "domains".
Falling back to Digest auth.

With that in mind, and going by what I had read before, I edited the
conf/autoload_configs/acl_conf.xml   file and made the following entries
    <list name="lan" default="allow">
         <node type="allow" cidr="<my SIP IP here>/32"/>
    </list

    <list name="domains" default="deny">
         <node type="allow" cidr="<my SIP IP here>/32"/>
   <list>

But I still got a BUSY on the next attempt.
And the freeswitch.log is still showing:
     [DEBUG] sofia.c:8732 IP <my SIP IP here> Rejected by acl "domains".
Falling back to Digest auth.

What am I still missing?

Thanks