On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 5:28 PM, John Wehle <john@feith.com> wrote:
Upgraded from Apr 3 svn to svn 13769.
That's a pretty decent jump. I think possibly that the configs changed, especially the auto-nat stuff. For kicks, try launching freeswitch with the "-nonat" flag and see if your symptoms persist. It may be that you need to get newer versions of the sip profile config files. If you didn't make any modifications to internal.xml and external.xml then delete those from conf/sip_profiles and then go to your fs source and do a "make samples" to get fresh copies of those two files. If you have modified those two files then I recommend looking at the new default config versions of those two files and integrating your changes into the new ones. Let us know how it goes... -MC
Calling from openzap to 9999 (music on hold) works. Calling from openzap to 9995 (5 sec echo test) works. Calling from openzap to vmail works.
Calling from Grandstream to 9999 (music on hold) works. Calling from Grandstream to 9995 (5 sec echo test) doesn't work ... call goes through however silence is heard. Calling from Grandstream to vmail doesn't work ... call goes through however vmail disconnects apparently due to receiving silence.
Calling from Grandstream to openzap doesn't work ... call goes through and the Grandstream can hear what is said on the openzap side, however openzap hears silence from the Grandstream.
Calling from Grandstream to Grandstream doesn't work ... call goes through however both sides hear silence.
Suggestions on how to proceed?
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