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Upgraded to Asterisk 11.13, now have one-way and zero-way audio in different cases

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Posted over 7 years ago

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I have hosted my own Asterisk server for years, and have a master's degree in computer engineering - so I'm looking for an Asterisk master - not just fooled around with it once or twice... In some cases, I can make the one-way audio become two-way audio if I force Asterisk to stay in the loop by adding the "m" parameter to Dial(), but in other cases that trick doesn't work. Whenever it works, I can see RTP packets being sent back and forth, and when it doesn't work, there aren't any errors that I can see, but no RTP packets are sent - presumably it is trying to put the two devices in direct contact with each other, despite "canreinvite = no" on clients and on the upstream SIP provider. I read some documentation that said canreinvite was replaced by directmedia, and I played around with that for a number of hours, but definitely canreinvite still has some control that can't (or at least can't obviously) be replaced with directmedia. I'm attaching some relevant files, that I cleaned of passwords, and other custom stuff that I don't think is relevant. If you want to see some other files before bidding, let me know. The extensions* files are includes from within [login to view URL] (which is basically blank, along with [login to view URL] and [login to view URL]) Our phones are currently down (going to voicemail only - which works fine - both from inside and outside). Also of note, the asterisk server has one public IP, outside of any firewalls/NAT/etc. Same for the upstream SIP provider (actually they have two servers, but I've limited my access to one, with no change). All SIP clients are behind a NAT. SIP clients are geographically spread around, so I'm able to verify the same behavior among lots of different brands of routers, etc. Everything was working on Asterisk 1.6 two days ago without any network changes. I made minimal changes to the asterisk config files to upgrade from 1.6. It was actually pretty painless... (But, of course, I don't have any audio...)
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Hi, I have been working with Cisco VoIP since 2001 and Asterisk and freepbx ,trixbox, elastix since 2007. I'm very much certain it is a NAT issue as 90% of the times the missing audio is because of NAT issues, That being said I would like to have a little chat about your project to better understand the needs of the project regards,
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careinvite was rename to directmedia, I sugest you use directmedia=no also in some cases is needed to define an stun server on the sip clientes, and make sure nat is set to nat=force_rport comedia, and localnet and extern_addr are correctly set.
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Hi, i dont see any attachment. But here the solution: For both trunk and extensions canreinvite=no sipreinvite=no canreinvite=no directmedia=no directrtpsetup=no For trunk: nat=no For extensions: nat=force_rport,comedia type=friend host=dynamic On the nat at phones side disable sip alg if it exists in router config. On the phones disable stun and ice if it exists. comedia option will wait for first rtp packet from client phone and only then will send reverse traffic, so it will create 'nat translation' on the router.
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