Get a console log w/ sip trace of a call without audio and put it in a pastebin. Hopefully there will be some clues. Also, be sure to document your network layout - what IPs and subnets belong to what, etc. -MC On Fri, Feb 11, 2011 at 9:16 AM, Sam <u2nsam@gmail.com> wrote:
Here ,
i have bunch extension in the same lan network and when they talk with each other there is no voice , i have another bunch in other lan network the too do not get voice when talking with each other. Here the public ip for 2 bunches are different and when an extension from bunch A calls to extension of bunch B then they have voice. FS is on public IP :(
From the trace i could see that when making an internal call in the same LAN the RTP flows to private IP and when making and external call from bunch A to bunch B the RTP is send to public IP where the voice is heard, also while making and outbound call the RTP is send to public IP of the LAN and there is voice.
Is this a known scenario to anybody ?
Regards Sam
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