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    SIPorxd - 7 VOIP cisco 7960 - States -

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      Aderium
      last edited by

      When I look at the Diagnostics : States section I see that all the IP addresses of VOIP Cisco 7960 are connecting to the external Public IP address of the service provider to port UDP 5060, but only one of the has a connection type MULTIPLE:MULTIPLE

      SIProxyd is on
      LAN
      WAN
      5060
      Enabled
      RTP min 10000
      RTP Max 20000

      My out bound NAT is automatic and the following are the states with 3 phones plugged in [ same with all phone is ]

      udp 71.23.154.3:5060 <- 192.168.132.148:5060         MULTIPLE:MULTIPLE
      udp 192.168.25.148:5060 -> 71.23.154.3:5060 -> 71.23.155.9:5060         MULTIPLE:MULTIPLE

      udp 71.23.155.9:5060 <- 192.168.25.142:5060                 NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
      udp 192.168.25.142:5060 -> 71.23.155.9:5060                 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC

      udp 71.23.155.9:5060 <- 192.168.25.244:5060                 NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE
      udp 192.168.25.244:5060 -> 71.23.155.9:506                 SINGLE:NO_TRAFFIC

      It seems that only one phone is sending back the correct singal wich is Multiple:multiple

      Is the Outbound Nating affecting this process ? I thought that is what the SIPProxd Server does no ?

      Anthony Palermo

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        Aderium
        last edited by

        Ok so I solved the issue,

        It seems that at least for this office configuration changing the Outbound NAT to Manual solves the issue ….
        Pfsense 1.2.2 will create the default automatic NAT and that will be a great starting point ...

        Anthony Palermo

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