Hi there
I’ve recently found the wonders of Asterisk but am finding difficulty in understanding a thing or two.
In all the documentation, they give hostname examples like 1234@whatever.dyndns.org)?
Also, what is the realm for?
Thanks!
Hi there
I’ve recently found the wonders of Asterisk but am finding difficulty in understanding a thing or two.
In all the documentation, they give hostname examples like 1234@whatever.dyndns.org)?
Also, what is the realm for?
Thanks!
Are you trying to setup a phone and need to know what to put in as the server?
I mean for my Asterisk box I got at home.
What must I put for my Asterisk server hostname?
If you maintain your own DNS, give the FQDN (fully qualified domain name) of your asterisk box.
My hunch is that you don’t run a DNS server for yourself. In that case, use the ip address of your asterisk machine.
In the examples that reference talking to your asterisk box from a remote location, you need to use an addressable ip or fqdn that points to the box from the internet. That’s why you see dyndns.org references, etc. in the docs.
-jb
If the system is behind a NAT, is just fowarding the following ports good enough:
5060 - TCP/UDP - SIP
5036 - UDP - IAX
4569 - UDP - IAX2
2727 - ?
RTP ports specified in rtp.conf
do you have a static ip from your isp?
Unfortunately not. I’ve got a dynamic IP with a DynDns account
ok - so use your dyndns.org hostname and then you have to forward TCP/UDP ports on your router to your private * server. Make sure you do both UDP and TCP where appropriate.
-jeff-