I know it is not a real proxy but a nat helper module, but i have serious problems with it!
I've configured an internal Asterisk server with local clients.
The Asterisk server is configured in the field "SIP Client networks".
The providers SIP Gateway in the field "SIP server networks".
Now i see beneath the normal traffic incoming connections from 122.228.217.75 port 5161 to the Astaro on port 5060 and the Astaro forwards the traffic to the Asterisk!
The Asterisk server can handle this, but i am wondering about, that this is not blocked by the packet filter!
This one is a 7.510.
What is the problem here? I've seen this on another Astaro with 8.101, too!
Here conntrack -L | grep 5060 (first one is correct):
udp 17 3573 src= dst=200.162.143.209 sport=5060 dport=5060 packets=56 bytes=29348 src=200.162.143.209 dst= sport=5060 dport=5060 packets=56 bytes=31308 [ASSURED] mark=65536 use=2
udp 17 3599 src=122.228.217.75 dst= sport=5161 dport=5060 packets=89757 bytes=34156068 src= dst=122.228.217.75 sport=5060 dport=5161 packets=111066 bytes=46030308 [ASSURED] mark=65536 use=1
Here iptables -L | grep 5060:
CONFIRMED tcp -- vsc.transitbrasil.com.br tcp spts:tcpmux:65535 dpt:sip CONFIRMED
CONFIRMED udp -- vsc.transitbrasil.com.br udp spts:tcpmux:65535 dpt:sip CONFIRMED
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