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02:37.58*** topic/#asterisk is #asterisk The Open Source PBX and Telephony Platform (asterisk.org) -=- LTS: 13.36.0 (2020/09/03) 16.13.0 (2020/09/03) Standard: 17.7.0 (2020/09/03); DAHDI: 3.0.0 (2018/11/15); libpri 1.6.0 (2017/01/27) -=- Wiki: wiki.asterisk.org -=- Code of Conduct: bit.ly/1hH6P22
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16:59.33Chris30Hi, I am struggling for quite a while now and I can't find an issue with my config. I am not getting asterisk to open up port 5061 with the configuration i have. I am getting this error: Sep  5 16:35:39 ip-10-0-0-183 asterisk[4176]: [2020-09-05 16:35:39] #033[1;31mERROR#033[0m[4176]: #033[1;37mconfig_options.c#033[0m:#033[1;37m746#0
16:59.34Chris3033[0m #033[1;37maco_process_var#033[0m: Error parsing method=tlsv1_1 at line 20 of /etc/asterisk/pjsip.transports.conf
17:00.02Chris30There is not much more in the log file.
17:02.03Chris30There is a pastebin of my pjsip config https://pastebin.com/9B6cMSYN
17:08.06igcewielingError parsing method=tlsv1_1
17:08.18igcewielingUnlike chan_sip, pjsip will not load if there are invalid options.
17:11.51Chris30I undersrand. But the option is not invalid
17:12.20igcewielingshow me in the docs where the method= option is documented
17:13.53Chris30https://wiki.asterisk.org/wiki/display/AST/Asterisk+13+Configuration_res_pjsip#Asterisk13Configuration_res_pjsip-transport_method
17:14.04Chris30Search for tlsv_1_1
17:14.41fileavailability of that method is dependent on a recent version of Asterisk, and a recent version of PJSIP
17:15.33Chris30Connected to Asterisk 13.18.3~
17:16.00filethat version of Asterisk does not have it.
17:17.15Chris30ok thanks. So i have to upgrade. Why is it showing that method in the documentation then?
17:17.28filebecause the documentation is for the latest version of 13
17:18.01Chris30ok got it. Thank you!
17:19.10Chris30where did you look that up so quickly? do you mind sharing the info or is it just experience?
17:19.47igcewielingfile is one of those people who knows almost everything important about Asterisk.
17:20.10Chris30:)
17:20.11fileI did "git checkout 13.18.3" in my clone, opened the file that has the documentation and looked
17:20.53Chris30ok thx for sharing
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20:04.44wayne47Apparently, I was incorrect. The phone IS registered, just can not make calls. To recap, I am trying to move a Cisco 7942 from SIP:5060 to PJSIP:5160. Attached is a pastebin of an attempted call from the extension in question (5147) to another 7942 still running SIP (5143)  https://pastebin.pl/view/e5eb6afb
20:08.39filethe call came in over chan_sip, not chan_pjsip
20:09.19wayne47It's connecting to port 5160 which is PJSIP
20:09.33fileyour log does not show that
20:10.51wayne47so...suggestion on how to proceed?
20:11.00filethe phone sent the call to chan_sip
20:11.50fileI don't have any experience to recall configuring Cisco phones, so that is the extent of what I can say
20:14.34wayne47what indicates that it's going to SIP? Trying to understand the log file
20:14.52filethe log shows chan_sip handling the call, and the channel name is prefixed with "SIP/"
20:14.59fileand the callerid name/number is your Cisco phone
20:15.14wayne47line number?
20:15.37file48, 115
20:16.07file49 shows chan_sip got the INVITE
20:18.18wayne47I see that. even though line 42 says port 5160. And the extension says This device uses PJSIP technology listening on Port 5160
20:19.39fileline 42 is a debug message from a configuration parser
20:20.16fileand if you're using FreePBX Endpoint Manager for provisioning the device, then you'd need to seek assistance for that
20:20.26wayne47manual provision
20:20.44filethen that's likely your problem
20:20.54fileas the "This device uses PJSIP technology" means that PJSIP is configured for the device
20:21.11fileit does not inherently mean that the device is itself configured properly or using the port
20:50.59wayne47Thank you. Progress. One value in the phone was still on 5060. Now, tcpdump shows nothing using 5060. Phone can dial another extension, causing it to ring. But, calls in fail and even once a call is connected, I have one directional sound (5147 can hear other caller but other caller can not hear 5147).
20:52.18Samotwayne47: That's most likely the SIP Port the phone uses.
20:52.32SamotIf the host is 1.1.1.1 you add 1.1.1.1:5160
20:52.47wayne47The phone now correctly uses 5160
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21:00.49wayne47here is the log from 5147(SIP:5060) trying to call 5147(PJSIP:5160) https://pastebin.pl/view/260339c8
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