Hi all, the received calls of my raspbx auto close after 32 seconds, even if the destination is an extension or a queue or whatever.
I have tried to enable DMZ on the firewall to bypass any nat problem, but no effect.
I attach the full log of a call. I hope someone could help me.
Thanks
I've checkd and ufw is not installed and iptables is inactive.
I've even tried to disable every filter rule, but nothing.
I'm driving crazy.
Please any advice?
From your log all I can infer is that both your handsets are in 195.60.190.0/24 network and I presume the PBX is 172.16.100.0/24 network. Not sure what 192.168.1.0/24 is.....???
Have you tried first getting everything working in a local LAN - ie. handsets plus the PBX and then when all the features are working to move required devices to other networks? This would vastly simplify the troubleshooting process....and I doubt very much the issue has anything to do with the Raspbx version you are running.
At least a simple schematic will help everyone here.
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Hi all, the received calls of my raspbx auto close after 32 seconds, even if the destination is an extension or a queue or whatever.
I have tried to enable DMZ on the firewall to bypass any nat problem, but no effect.
I attach the full log of a call. I hope someone could help me.
Thanks
Last edit: Agnese 2023-11-02
I've checkd and ufw is not installed and iptables is inactive.
I've even tried to disable every filter rule, but nothing.
I'm driving crazy.
Please any advice?
From your log all I can infer is that both your handsets are in 195.60.190.0/24 network and I presume the PBX is 172.16.100.0/24 network. Not sure what 192.168.1.0/24 is.....???
Have you tried first getting everything working in a local LAN - ie. handsets plus the PBX and then when all the features are working to move required devices to other networks? This would vastly simplify the troubleshooting process....and I doubt very much the issue has anything to do with the Raspbx version you are running.
At least a simple schematic will help everyone here.
I've found the problem! I have used a wrong dial pattern on the Outgoing route?!?!?!?
Frustrating! I've been struggling for days.....
Glad to hear you sorted it all out.