Setting up a PBX for Israel<->US communication

Setting up a PBX for Israel<->US communication

Ori Berger linux-il at orib.net
Thu Feb 26 13:39:51 IST 2009


Amos Shapira wrote:

> Googl'ing for "asterisk hosting provider" Lylix.net indeed comes up
> near the top and seem to be asterisk-centric but their cheapest plan
> of AsteriskNow is $35/month. No competition for the $8/month from
> VPSLink.

They do have a non-managed $15/month plan (that still includes ztdummy 
and friends), comparable to what you get from vpslink at $15 -- however, 
they do not have a $8/month plan like vpslink.

> But I'm actually stuck at a more basic stage - I can't get incoming
> audio on any of the software SIP clients I tried on my Ubuntu (8.10,
> i386). I tried Twinkle (recommended here for its better logging),
> Ekiga and Gizmo.

I haven't done it myself, but apparently there are recommendations to 
open UDP ports 10000-20000 to your PC. I wouldn't.

> I use an ADSL2+ with D-Link DSL-G604T modem/router. I also have a
> Sipura ATA-3000 connected to my ISP's VoIP (SIP) service with no
> problem (and no port forwarding required in the modem). 

Is it possible the Sipura uses UPNP or something to punch holes in the 
firewall itself?

Is it possible that they both use the same UDP port (e.g. 5000 or 5004), 
and for whatever reason the sipura gets the packets sent to your softphone?



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