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Sip and SSip problem

Hi,

I have a new voip server with some ports opened. I configured:
Traffic selector: Any → SIP → WAN (Address)
Traffic selector: Any → SIP over SSL →WAN (Address)

Where Wan is the interface to outside.

This config works and I can telnet from outside and connect, but this pbx software, has a firewall test which tries to telnet from server´s ip:5060/5061 to a external server:3478.

And fails...
Default DROP UDP 192.168.157.213:5060→96.9.132.83:3478

I added a firewall rule from this computer to ANY for sip and ssip but same error reported. any idea?

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 14 years ago

Hi,
welcome to the world of SIP on ASG.

You are doing it the hardware.

You don't need the packet filters. Enable the SIP security. From what you are doing SIP security works very well.
Fill in the fields. If you plan to except calls from only your ISP then tick the enable "strict mode".

For the testing the telnet session you might need to add a rule depending on what your generic rules on the firewall are.
If you have a internal -> any -> any -> allow then you don't need any other rule.

Ian
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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 14 years ago

Hi,
welcome to the world of SIP on ASG.

You are doing it the hardware.

You don't need the packet filters. Enable the SIP security. From what you are doing SIP security works very well.
Fill in the fields. If you plan to except calls from only your ISP then tick the enable "strict mode".

For the testing the telnet session you might need to add a rule depending on what your generic rules on the firewall are.
If you have a internal -> any -> any -> allow then you don't need any other rule.

Ian
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