Create two SIP profiles, each bound to one of your local IPs. You may create a gateway on the profile for the SIP trunk IP for the 10.42.0.1 server, but this is optional. You can then bridge calls via the SIP server using one of: <action application="bridge" data="sofia/gateway/gatewayname"/> <action application="bridge" data="sofia/profilename/number@10.42.0.1"/> The advantages of using a gateway are: - supports authentication - will monitor the gateway to detect if it goes down (so calls fail instantly rather than after a timeout) As for the default gateway, it is the IP you send via to reach IPs that are not on a network you are connected directly to - you should probably only have one set, and it should be the one you go via to reach the Internet. -Steve On 25 February 2010 08:33, Roly Maz <rm@callrica.co.za> wrote:
Hi Community
My Provider provides the following info when they supply a SIP trunk:
· A direct connection into their network. i.e. they provide private IPs:
· An IP address I must use for my FS box e.g. IP: 10. 42.0.66 MASK: 255.255.255.248 GW: 10. 42.0.68
· An IP address for their SIP server 10.42.0.1
I have setup a dual homed FS box (Windows Server 2008, latest FS version)
NIC 1 – Internal LAN IP: 10.0.2.185 MASK: 255.255.255.0 GW: 10.0.2.253
NIC 2 – SIP Provider (WAN) IP: 10. 42.0.66 MASK: 255.255.255.248 GW: 10. 42.0.68
Windows complains about multiple gateways – which I ignore? I can ping internal addresses and the SIP Server
When I fire up FS, I can register Xlite phones on my LAN. I can dial and hear the test IVR (5000)
This means my Internal SIP Profile is ok.
Now, how do i route a call out to the 10.42.01 SIP Server?
Creating a gateway doesn’t make sense, because I am not supplied a username/password?
Any pointers would be most appreciated, I am sure I am missing something really simple.
Roland
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