[Spce-user] Call setup rejected behind NAT

B Davis bjd503 at gmail.com
Mon Dec 2 13:02:07 EST 2019


Forgive me if I am a little off here, 
But I had the damnedest time getting devices behind NAT to connect to the sip wise server, while maintaining external clients.
There is a process for adding new RPT ports, found here. https://www.sipwise.org/doc/mr7.5.1/carrier/ar01s10.html <https://www.sipwise.org/doc/mr7.5.1/carrier/ar01s10.html>, 
The concept seemed to be for allowing multiple ‘alternative’ ports. To listen to so that those rules would be handled differently.
e.g. Internal hosts behind the firewall, connecting directly to the sipwise, and those external to the firewall connecting to the public NATTED IP address.

Truth be told this was not 100% successful. We only were able to get one side or the other to work correctly not both.

In the end what worked for us was turning on NAT Reflection on the firewall and using only the single public IP for everything.
This happened to work correctly. Doing so allowed us to keep the sipwise server NAT’ed and allowed for both internal systems to access it as well as external.
Should be noted that we tried just redirecting the domain internally to the internal IP and it did not work, 


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>   1. Re: ***SPAM*** Call setup rejected behind NAT (Reagan Kizanga)
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> From: Reagan Kizanga <Reagan.Kizanga at core2extreme.co.za <mailto:Reagan.Kizanga at core2extreme.co.za>>
> Subject: Re: [Spce-user] ***SPAM*** Call setup rejected behind NAT
> Date: December 2, 2019 at 2:20:51 AM PST
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> Afternoon Oscar,
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> I have done that already, I can telnet to all the ports required 5060 UDP/TCP, 5061 TCP/TLS, 1443 Web , RTP 30000-40000, 1080.
> When I add my Public IP  to Eth0 which has my LAN IP I see that call setup for sip invites come through.
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> What I what to archive is to have multiple incoming sip and rtp
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> From: Oscar Rodriguez <oscaredmu at gmail.com <mailto:oscaredmu at gmail.com>> 
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> To: Reagan Kizanga <Reagan.Kizanga at core2extreme.co.za <mailto:Reagan.Kizanga at core2extreme.co.za>>
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> Subject: Re: [Spce-user] ***SPAM*** Call setup rejected behind NAT
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> Hi Reagan, 
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> Check your firewall rules, you should start by allowing all traffic to/from that VM
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> El jue., 28 nov. 2019 a las 22:13, Reagan Kizanga (<Reagan.Kizanga at core2extreme.co.za <mailto:Reagan.Kizanga at core2extreme.co.za>>) escribió:
> Morning guys can someone please help me.
> I am running sipwise 7.5 ce on a VM.
> Setup 1:1 NAT.
> When I run SNGREP I see that sip invites are rejected. But once I add my public IP to eth0 sipwise then sip invites start coming through.
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> Can some one please show me how to add sip and rpt to the same interface or guid me on how to receive multiple sip invites
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