Hello guys,
I've got a test box locally installed, with ip 192.168.2.201. This box has a VM running with FS with ip 10.0.2.15. And users are on network 192.168.2.X
I forwarded all packets to the vm, i can register without issues.
these are the 2 registered users:
freeswitch@jessie> sofia status profile internal reg
Registrations:
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Call-ID: MTVjZTc4Zjg2MmJmNDU0ZDI1ZTRhZjkyZWE1NGI2NWE.
Contact: "" <sip:1000@81.38.181.133:57696;rinstance=568188b5832429a3;transport=TCP>
Agent: Z 3.3.21933 r21903
Status: Registered(TCP)(unknown) EXP(2018-01-26 14:58:34) EXPSECS(2863)
Ping-Status: Reachable
Ping-Time: 0.00
Host: jessie
IP: 10.0.2.2
Port: 65038
Auth-User: 1000
Auth-Realm: 192.168.2.201
Call-ID: MTVjZTc4Zjg2MmJmNDU0ZDI1ZTRhZjkyZWE1NGI2NWE.
Contact: "" <sip:1000@81.38.181.133:57696;rinstance=568188b5832429a3;transport=TCP>
Agent: Z 3.3.21933 r21903
Status: Registered(TCP)(unknown) EXP(2018-01-26 15:11:12) EXPSECS(3621)
Ping-Status: Reachable
Ping-Time: 0.00
Host: jessie
IP: 10.0.2.2
Port: 65140
Auth-User: 1000
Auth-Realm: 192.168.2.201
Total items returned: 2
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But for some reason they can't call each other, i think FS is confused in terms of IPs.
I have in internal.xml the ext-sip-ip properly.
freeswitch@jessie> sofia xmlstatus profile internal
...
<rtp-ip>10.0.2.15</rtp-ip>
<ext-rtp-ip>192.168.2.201</ext-rtp-ip>
<sip-ip>10.0.2.15</sip-ip>
<ext-sip-ip>192.168.2.201</ext-sip-ip>
But doing:
originate user/1000 &echo()
returns
USER_NOT_REGISTERED
I understand it's a weird setup, but help is appreciated, or else i'll just usa an aws instance, but i'm wondering what's confusing FS.
Regards,
David Villasmil
phone: +34669448337