[Freeswitch-users] Wrong system variables assignations on FreeSwitch system with two NICs

[Brian West]

You'll have to do the manual assignments of your IP's in each profile.  You can't depend on the automatic stuff we have in our default configs.  

hint sip-ip and rtp-ip need to be set for each profile to the proper values.

/b

On Feb 7, 2012, at 10:40 AM, rico-freeswitch at ricozome.net wrote:

> Hi guys,
> 
> I'm facing a stupid issue on a fresh installed Debian Squeeze (amd64)
> server with two NICs, and FreeSwitch bottstraped from Git tree :
> 
> - eth0 is connected to the local LAN (172.16.96.3/24)
> - eth1 is connected to Internet and have a public IP address.
> To be exact, eth0 is on a DMZ, but anyway, it's a RFC1918 address.
> 
> FS is :
> FreeSWITCH Version 1.0.head (git-d2c9fb5 2012-02-06 14-12-22 -0600)
> 
> The problem is when I start the server with its default config,
> mod_sofia automatically binds into the public IP address, and nothing
> listens on the local IP address !
> 
> thougth the CLI, I get this :
> freeswitch at internal> sofia status
>                     Name	   Type	
>  Data	State
> =================================================================================================
>           194.79.xxx.xxx	  alias	
> internal	ALIASED
>                 internal	profile	
> sip:mod_sofia at 194.79.xxx.xxx:5060	RUNNING (0)
>            internal-ipv6	profile	
> sip:mod_sofia@[::1]:5060	RUNNING (0)
>                 external	profile	
> sip:mod_sofia at 194.79.xxx.xxx:5080	RUNNING (0)
>    external::example.com	gateway	
> sip:joeuser at example.com	NOREG
> =================================================================================================
> 3 profiles 1 alias
> freeswitch at internal> eval ${local_ip_v4}
> 194.79.xxx.xxx
> 
> I have to precise it is my first attemps to install FS, and I'm
> discovering the software, so I may forget something... But I didn't
> found a way to force FS to link "internal" profile with the local IP
> address.
> I also could modify sip_profiles/internal.xml and hardcode the correct
> IP address, but my feeling is it's not the right way, and I guess it
> would probably have some side effects on the setup ?
> 
> Last, I tried both old 1.0.6 branch and lastest Git tree, both with
> compiled packages "ala" Debian way, and bootstraped, and I always got
> the same behavior...
> 
> So my question is simple : is this normal, ? and how should I handle FS
> setup with mutiple NICs ?
> 
> Thanks for your help,
> 
> -- 
> Eric Belhomme
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