[Spce-user] Setting advertised-ip breaks calls for internal network (vlans)
B Davis
bjd503 at gmail.com
Fri Aug 9 16:16:26 EDT 2019
I have setup the network as shown below.
Firewall
Public Internet +---+ Internal LAN (VLANS)
| |
| |
sip.services.com 1:1 NAT +-----------+
| |<------------------------+ SIPWISE 1|
+-------+ | | +-----------+
| PBX 1+-------------------------------+ |
+-------+ | |
| | +-----------+
| +<------------------------+ VLAN PBX 2|
| | +-----------+
| |
| | +-----------+
+-------+ | +<------------------------+ VLAN PBX 3|
| PBX 1+-------------------------------+ | +-----------+
+-------+ | |
| | +-----------+
| <-------------------------+ VLAN PBX 4|
| | +-----------+
+-------+ | |
| PBX 1+-------------------------------+ | +-----------+
+-------+ | +<------------------------+ VLAN PBX 5|
| | +-----------+
| |
| |
| |
+---+
All of the ‘PBX’ systems on the internal LAN (VLANS) are routed traffic (no nat being performed by the firewall)
Internal LAN resolves the domain sip.services.com <http://sip.services.com/> to the internal IP of the SIPwise server to avoid firewall
hair-pinning.
If we do not set adverse-ip then internal PBX, can make outbound calls just fine.
However external PBX’s can not.
Setting the advertise-ip allows external PBX systems to operate correctly but breaks calls for internal LAN (VLAN).
The Sipwise server is operating as a VM. It has 1 Nic eth0.
The firewall (pfSense) performs a 1:1 NAS from the public IP address to the SIPwise server.
What I think is happening here is that when advertise-ip is set, it is treating the calls on the internal VLAN as remote
connections and attempting to handle ‘NAT’ on them.
Is there a way to instruct sip wise/kamailio to *NOT* apply the advertised-ip for specific networks (e.g. my vlans)?
Thank you,
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