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00:18.26*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.21.1 (2018/06/11), Standard: 15.4.1 (2018/06/11); DAHDI: DAHDI-linux 2.11.1 (2016/03/01), DAHDI-tools 2.11.1 (2016/03/01); libpri 1.6.0 (2017/01/27) -=- Wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22 -=- Logs: bit.ly/1s4AKKu
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12:06.07Guest1031Hello everybody! Question: When I perform an outbound call(from an asterisk), I can see that there is no Session header present. However, on the 183 response I see that the upstream asterisk contains a session expires on 1800s and refresher=uas. However, after 15 minutes the upstream asterisk sends an INVITE with a new expires 1800s but refresher is no longer uas but uac.
12:06.29Guest1031Why would the upstream asterisk change the refresher? Because that INVITE is never forwarded to the softphone and the call just ends after 30 minutes.
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12:09.32Guest1031Flow: softphone <-> Asterisk <---> Upstream asterisk
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12:51.56SamotThere is not "Forwarding" of the INVITE
12:52.39SamotCall from PSTN ->> Upstream Asterisk - Upstream Asterisk DIAL()'s the peer for the main Asterisk.
12:53.02SamotMain Asterisk gets call -- Main Asterisk DIAL()'s the softphone peer
12:53.19SamotSo in which part of that flow are you having issues?
12:54.26SamotAlso, PSTN to Upstream Asterisk = Channel 1 and Upstream Asterisk to Main Asterisk = Channel 2
12:54.56SamotThis is a B2BUA not a SIP proxy/router/switch
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13:32.26Ast001Hi, I tried to watch with sip debug why sip device get unregistered by Asterisk 13.31, but when I turn on sip debug that line which say Unregister does not show up for all day like all is ok, but when I turn off sip debug I see those lines again so I can't watch in sip debug for problem.
13:32.42Ast00113.21 I meant (newest)
13:33.02SamotThe SIP Debug is going to show the SIP Messages.
13:33.05SamotAnd transactions.
13:33.09SamotSo you'll see the REGISTER
13:33.24SamotWhat you are referring to is output in the verbose log.
13:33.27SamotTwo different things.
13:34.39Ast001I hoped I will see Unregister with sip set debug on and then see above sip message to find reason
13:35.01Ast001Only interesting thing in debug I saw is NOTICE[857]: chan_sip.c:17309 check_auth: Correct auth, but based on stale nonce received from
13:35.58Ast001and bellow sip package Unatuhorized and then Register again.
13:37.17Ast001https://pastecode.xyz/view/37bbe736
13:38.18Ast001Can it be that that notice make device unregistered ?
13:39.07SamotNo.
13:39.17SamotYou have your devices set to register every 60 seconds
13:39.42SamotSo they are sending a REGISTER and the system is going "Oh we have a registration for you, let me update this"
13:46.00Ast001Device has "Re-register Period (s)" and it is 60
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13:48.44[TK]D-FenderAst001, Which is what it is doing there.
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14:04.41Ast001Thing which concern me is that this unregister period last for around 10 seconds during which device is not reachable until registers again. I would like device to be registered all the time. Can I setup some bigger number there (on device) and do I need to change something in sip.conf to make this happen less often ?
14:05.55SamotAsterisk will de-register a peer when it does not respond to qualifies.
14:06.12SamotWhile all this appears to be on the same LAN
14:06.31SamotI have yet to see anyone try an use a GOIP device without major headaches or it being a real pain in the ass.
14:06.37SamotBecause they're pretty cheap.
14:08.32[TK]D-FenderStep 1: stop using "qualify"
14:08.51[TK]D-FenderWe also do not see anything counting it as "unregistered"
14:08.57Ast001Yes it is in same LAN. No nat between so I used qualify no
14:09.03[TK]D-FenderAnd if it's there on your LAN you should stop registering PERIOD
14:09.39Ast001but that all happens with qualify=no
14:10.02[TK]D-Fender<[TK]D-Fender> And if it's there on your LAN you should stop registering PERIOD <-----
14:10.53Ast001You mean to put host=goipip and to remove username and secret from peer config ?
14:11.29[TK]D-Fenderpartly
14:11.43[TK]D-Fenderwho said anything about removing AUTH from calls?
14:11.59[TK]D-FenderJust tell it to stop registering and put the host in directly
14:15.32Ast001I think goip must send registration because even if i delete username and secret in voip setup it still sends some registration to asterisk.
14:16.10[TK]D-Fendertell it to stop
14:16.28Ast001Ok I will try to find out how.
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16:22.58robl^Hrmmm, look, I found my old old old Grandstream Budgetone 101.  I wonder if I should deploy to our CEO
16:29.41[TK]D-FenderIt can hold down a small stack of paper from a casual breeze or act as a door-stop
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17:21.03robl^[TK]D-Fender I'd think it make a poor doorstop, unless I injected it with some molten lead to add a bit of weight
17:21.48[TK]D-FenderWell... it'd be limited at best...
17:21.55[TK]D-FenderStupid BarbieTones...
17:23.38igcewielingDon't put anything important in the old grandstream box.    <-- learned the hard way.
17:50.13theGoati am trying to compile dahdi on a fresh install of ubuntu 18.04 and keep getting these errors: https://pastebin.com/rv9b6vMc. has anyone gotten it to compile on 18.04 yet?
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20:45.01DannyAnot an asterisk question, but looking for some SIP help if someone is able to: i got a Polycom Soundstation IP 500, using it at home with my TPLink router, using Twilio SIP.  Outgoing calls work just fine, and I'm registered with the SIP domain, however I can only receive incoming calls for the first 5 minutes after the phone boots up, and after that the Twilio server says it can't reach my phone.
20:45.17DannyAThere's no settings in Twilio, the phone, or my router for UDP timeout (as far as I can tell)
20:45.41DannyAwhen I open port 5060 on my router it works perfectly, never drops, however, i constantly get these phantom incoming calls from caller ID 1001
20:45.43DannyAany ideas?
20:50.29igcewielingDannyA: try setting keepalive=20 in your sip.conf
20:50.45DannyAwhere would that go?
20:50.50igcewielingthat will keep traffic flowing but doesn't generate a lot of system resource use.
20:51.03DannyAi dont have any place to configure files like that (as far as i know)
20:51.07igcewieling/etc/asterisk/sip.conf in [general] (assuming you are not running a GUI)
20:51.08DannyAthe phone has a basic web interface
20:51.20DannyAdoes the phone have a way to access files behind the scenes?
20:51.24igcewielingah, I see in the scroll back.
20:51.37igcewielingnevermind then.
21:04.05SamotTPLink router <-- That's pretty much the problem.
21:06.01SamotDannyA: You can REGISTER fine but if Twilio is dropping you or not seeing you respond to them, the the TPLink is messing up the NAT.
21:06.21SamotDannyA: When you just open port 5060 UDP to the world, you're opening yourself to get SIP scanned.
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21:22.39DannyA@samot but it does work, just fgor 5-10 mins
21:23.00SamotRight and the the TPLink looses its mind over the NAT
21:23.08SamotThis is not uncommon.
21:23.28DannyAdamn
21:23.29SamotMake sure SIP ALG is disabled if it is a setting on the TPLink
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21:24.26DannyAhttps://cl.ly/2s0T0v3m3k3J
21:24.31DannyAscreenshot of the settings
21:24.34DannyAit doesnt have sip setting :(
21:25.27SamotOh dear god
21:25.32SamotTurn off SPI
21:25.49DannyAthe firewall setting?
21:25.57DannyAwill that help?
21:25.57SamotThat's the only option?
21:26.10DannyAthere's nothing that says SIP anywhere in these settings
21:28.51Samothttps://www.balticnetworks.com/mikrotik-5-gigabit-port-dual-core-880mhz-ethernet-router-w-sfp-level-4.html
21:28.56SamotThat's the best I can offer you
21:29.11SamotMy general experience with sites that have TPLinks is to replace the TPLinks.
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22:44.38DannyAis there a better router thats more sip friendly?
22:48.31jpsharpWe recommend fortigate 80s to our clients.  They'll easily handle 90-100 SIP & webrtc users behind them.
22:49.37SamotDannyA: I posted a link.
22:50.21Samotjpsharp: We were just dealing with a gut and a Fortigate earlier today in #freepbx
22:50.27SamotPretty much the same issues.
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22:56.34DannyAgot it, thanks!
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