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    VOIP Stun Server NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE

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      VoipConfusion
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      Hello,

      I am currently trying to setup my local PBX. I followed the guide from the documentation on how to setup pfsense with a local pbx https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/nat-voip-pbx.html

      When the pbx tries to connect to the stun server I get NO_TRAFFIC:SINGLE with the port 3478. I don't have any rules which blocks traffic from my LAN to the internet.

      I setup the port forwards. Then I set the hybrid outbound NAT and configured a new rule with static port (checked)
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      And then I reset all the states but the PBX still can't connect to the STUN server.

      Does anyone have an idea?

      If you need more information just let me know!

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        KruglerD @VoipConfusion
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        @voipconfusion you might have to hard code forward port 5060 to your pbx
        you may want to check out this knowledge page
        https://www.3cx.com/blog/voip-howto/stun-voip-1/
        it has some useful info.

        We ended up using siproxd to "rewrite" the header so the public ip address worked without the use of the stun server.
        https://siproxd.sourceforge.io/

        Don't use the one built into pfsense if you have a phone outside the firewall using VPN as it won't know how to distinguish between the pbx and the phone when making/recieving calls.

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          VoipConfusion @KruglerD
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          @kruglerd Do you mean by hardcode a 1:1 NAT?

          Currently I have forwarded all of the ports: 5060+5061 and RTP range from 31000:32000

          I have tried it with a fritzbox which forwards all the ports to the pfsense and I have tried a modem and setup pppoe on the pfsense. Both connections type I received the same error

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