@jst68 wrote:
I have been using Elastix so far, but it has become a little bloated over time and so I am looking for a more lightweight installation like FreePBX.
My installation went well and I manually copied all FreePBX configuration entries from Elastix to FreePBX. However, I was hoping to try some of the "new" stuff and so I setup my extensions using PJSIP. My system is using two trunks. One is using MyDivert and I was able to convert that one to PJSIP as well.
However, I am struggling with the second trunk using BroadVoice. I mean it registered fine, but I am unable to make (or receive) calls through the trunk. Is anybody using BroadVoice here as well and got it to work? Meanwhile, I have been able to get it to work using the old SIP.
I was also hoping that an old problem using Elastix would go away, but sadly it didn't. Basically, I can make calls through the trunk, but I am having one-way audio (SIP phones to Zoiper) or no audio (SIP phone to SIP phone). This has always been bugging me because my family would finally like to be able to make a call from extension to another at home... I am guessing that this is a NAT problem, but I believe our setup isn't unusual. Here is what we got:
10.10.x.y subnet with FreePBX and internet gateway
192.168.x.y subnet with SIP devices, soft phones (ZOIPER) and separate internet gateway
Both subnets are fully connected and can see each other without any problems.Interestingly enough soft phones work when I am not at home (different wireless network or cellular data network). So, it seems that NAT between 10.10.x.y and the outside world is working just fine.
I am guessing what isn't working is the connection between the two subnets. I am suspicious that the system is attempting to NAT this connection which is not needed.
I would appreciate it if somebody could help me out getting my installation to work. Thank you in advance!
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