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R. Scott Belford | 13 Feb 2010 13:38
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Re: multiple Ekiga instances on one server

On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Rob Owens <rowens-DUV0O6k01bo@public.gmane.org> wrote:

On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 04:44:35PM -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
> I provide my own SIP services, and as we speak I have 7 DID's assigned
> to 7 SIP accounts that I am registered to, through pfsense/siproxd,
> and all devices can call one another as well as in and out of the pbx
> to my att cell phone.  Using freeswitch on your pfsense gateway is
> another option.  I plan to change to this soon so that I can use the
> Speex codec across my wireless networks.  I think your issue may be
> with tweaking and re-launching the ekiga client.  It took me 4,324
> attempts to get it 'right'.
>
> Let me figure out the best way to extract the siproxd.conf file, and
> I'll email it to you in private if you still need it.  Running siproxd
> on a dual-nic machine seems to make it much easier
>
Scott, if the offer still stands, I'd like to see your siproxd.conf
file.

I am running siproxd on a pfsense gateway box, so the configs are in the xml file

                <siproxdsettings>
                        <config>
                                <if_inbound>lan</if_inbound>
                                <if_outbound>wan</if_outbound>
                                <port/>
                                <rtpenable>1</rtpenable>
                                <rtplower>7070</rtplower>
                                <rtpupper>7079</rtpupper>
                                <rtptimeout/>
                                <defaulttimeout/>
                                <authentication/>
                                <outboundproxyhost/>
                                <outboundproxyport/>
                                <expeditedforwarding>on</expeditedforwarding>
                        </config>
                </siproxdsettings>

The number one mistake I see made in setting up siproxd on pfsense is that you *have* to enter your rtp lower and upper ranges, and the defaults work fine.  Everything is still working fine.  I've spent the better part of the day migrating the setup to a netbook.


Thanks

-Rob

I hope this helps

--scott 
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