Im not receiving connection from other nodes.
1 person tried to connect but not accepted.
Im using ASL3
node number of your node ?
56984
Iam running asl3
I tried connecting to your node and had no luck. Is it not able to accept incoming calls?
Did you properly port-forward UDP/4569 (or whatever alternative port your chose) through your router/NAT device?
My node binder is 56984
So, your node is registered and appear to have the port forwarding in your NAT.
Is this inbound connect problem with one one or two nodes in testing or have you tried many ?
Or are the connection issues within your NAT , ie servers behind your router ?
Another node owner in Saskatchewan was trying to connect to my 56984. My server is a cloud server
ve6mld-mac
There are many possibilities.
The first check might be to look in extensions.conf for the proper dialplan routing entry
And the second might be to look in rpt.conf for the proper [nodes] description and look for type errors in both.
You can post your [nodes] section here if you want a new set of eyes to look it over.
I am guessing the call is inbound and not being answered for config error.
Did this work before and suddenly stop or it has never worked ?
Here is my extensions.conf
extensions.conf.pdf (5.4 KB)
Rpt.conf_10.3.2024_1305.pdf (246.0 KB)
the extension file was blank to me.
Perhaps just post the stanza that should look like this under
[radio-secure]
exten => ${NODE},1,rpt(${NODE})
And that requires that you put the node number at the globals definition at the top of page.
node=xxxxx
Just a couple of other checks in iax.conf
bindaddress= should be 0.0.0.0
bindport= should be 4569 according to your port map in router.
Dont forget to save and restart if changing anything.
Also do a check in /var/lib/asterisk and look at the file rpt_extnodes
See if the file date/time is recent and if you open it, it should show all the registered nodes that can connect. If it is blank or non-existent or very old, let us know.
I was looking your rpt.conf over again and noticed something
rxchannel = SimpleUSB/1999 ; SimpleUSB
I believe that the number should be the same as defined by your main node since it is your only node.
rxchannel = SimpleUSB/56984 ; SimpleUSB
But if it has not effected local use… dont know.
Gotta look in the right place.
That worked and a lot of nodes
That’s a manager connection that you have misconfigured in /etc/asterisk/manager.conf. You have something at 10.0.0.17 that’s trying to talk to the AMI management port with the user ‘admin’ with the wrong password or they aren’t allowed by IP ACL. Has nothing to do with your other issues.
You most likely have a firewall problem on your cloud service that isn’t permitting UDP/4569 or whatever port you’re using inbound. Again, the documentation covers this extensively.
I finally got Echolink working.
Thanks for your help.
next’s the asterisk cli client