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Hello,<br>
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maybe you can run asterisk in debug mode and get more hints from the
log messages.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Daniel<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/28/13 3:35 PM, Michael Leuker
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<div>Hi everybody,<br>
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I've been following Daniel's excellent tutorial at<br>
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and managed to get registrations and outbound dialing
to run. The problem is that whenever I try to call a
local extension (directly or via trunk), CLI reports<br>
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== Everyone is busy/congested at this time (1:0/0/1)<br>
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and plays the according VM message. "sip show peers"
shows the extension as online / the registration
correctly passed along by Kamailio:<br>
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1001/1001 198.23.139.21 D A
5060 OK (1 ms)<br>
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198.23.139.21 is the server IP and used for both Kamailio
(5060) and Asterisk (5080). Asterisk only allows for UDP,
Kamailio for for UDP and TCP connections. <br>
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The server is connected directly to the internet and the
only NAT is on the client side. I have disabled NAT
support both in Asterisk and Kamailio because the clients
support ICE and can connect using TURN to the Asterisk
echo-test just fine. Enabling NAT support (with and
without rtpproxy) in Kamailio doesn't solve the above
problem (and doesn't seem to be able to traverse all NAT
situations in any case).<br>
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To be clear: The Asterisk configuration itself is working
flawlessly. I don't encounter the problem at all if I
connect directly to the Asterisk server, either in its
original, standalone configuration or on port 5080 (after
disabling the ACL allowing only the Kamailio IP and
re-enabling the password).<br>
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Please let me know if you need specific logs (I wouldn't want
to needlessly clutter the original description with useless
information) to take a closer look at the problem. If this is
a known issue, a friendly pointer would be much appreciated as
well! I've searched for hours and hours and never seemed to
find anything helpful. Have a great day and with<br>
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Best Regards,<br>
Michael<br>
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