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ArtQz2014-07-31 11:58:46
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ArtQz, 2014-07-31 11:58:46

How to organize IP-telephony through VPN?

Good afternoon! Our organization has IP telephony consisting of 2 cisco phones, recently it was required to install another IP phone, but already remotely through a VPN tunnel. I connected everything according to this scheme:
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The phone connects to the server, and everything seems to be fine, but when you call, the remote phone does not hear the called subscriber (for example, 7001).
Question: Has anyone experienced this and what could be the problem?
I'm new to this, don't be too hard on me.

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Sergey, 2014-07-31
@bk0011m

The ports are closed on the firewall. I don’t know about Cisco, but Asterisk uses port 5060 for connection and the port range is 10000:40000 for conversation.
If you open only one port, then the client will connect, but it will not work.
Determine what ports are needed and open them in the firewall

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Tre Vertin, 2014-07-31
@Trevertin

Let's try to determine if the phone is alive at the network level.
To do this:
- turn off the phone
- install and run the Wireshark program ( www.wireshark.org/download.html).
- start recording the network port to which the phone is connected
- turn on the phone
Start from the device to the port inside the gateway with the line 10.98.90.13= adr and sip
Telephony => VoIP IP Calls => Flow
Watch, save, repeat for the external port of the gateway.
we think we can fix it.

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