Finally, your FIREWALL can be the most critical to get right. In fact, you might want to start with this or revisit even if you think it is setup right. I was grasping around in the dark until I started using TCPDUMP to monitor what was happening with my connections. In the end, I realized that I needed to open certain ports on the SENDING side -- so, for example, calls coming FROM port 5060 to *any* port on my side I actually forward to port 5080 on my freeswitch server. At least I think that's what I ended up doing, but there are several different rules I setup as well.

On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 7:14 AM, Rex_Alex <rex.alex345@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hello, I have installed FS, and tested outbound successfully. Now I am just trying to do the inbound testing. I got the Inbound DID. Please suggest me what changes should I make and where? Thanks, Rex
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