Hello all,
i am trying to setup a IPV6-only installation of FusionPBX. Reason is, i am on a home network behind NAT and i want to avoid any potential NAT-problems with voip over NAT.
My problem is that i cannot start the "external-ipv6" profile because the system deems it "Invalid".
If i try to start it, i get a message "Started successfully" but it is not running. If i click "rescan" (whatever that means), i get "Invalid profile". Clicking on the profile link does not show the profile but only an empty line.
How can i find the error in the profile?
FusionPBX 5.0.1
freeswitch-1.10.7.-release
Debian GNU/Linux 11 running in a VM under Vmware EXSi.
Let me know if you need any more info, i am new to this list.
Thanks for any help,
-Heinrich
i am trying to setup a IPV6-only installation of FusionPBX. Reason is, i am on a home network behind NAT and i want to avoid any potential NAT-problems with voip over NAT.
My problem is that i cannot start the "external-ipv6" profile because the system deems it "Invalid".
If i try to start it, i get a message "Started successfully" but it is not running. If i click "rescan" (whatever that means), i get "Invalid profile". Clicking on the profile link does not show the profile but only an empty line.
How can i find the error in the profile?
FusionPBX 5.0.1
freeswitch-1.10.7.-release
Debian GNU/Linux 11 running in a VM under Vmware EXSi.
Let me know if you need any more info, i am new to this list.
Thanks for any help,
-Heinrich
Code:
sofia status
Name Type Data State Action
external Profile sip:mod_sofia@192.168.178.41:5080 RUNNING (0)
internal-ipv6 Profile sip:mod_sofia@[2a03:4000:xxxx:yyyy:1000::41]:5060 RUNNING (0)
internal Profile sip:mod_sofia@192.168.178.41:5060 RUNNING (0)
Status
UP 0 years, 0 days, 0 hours, 19 minutes, 6 seconds, 667 milliseconds, 180 microseconds
FreeSWITCH (Version 1.10.7 -release 64bit) is ready
0 session(s) since startup
0 session(s) - peak 0, last 5min 0
0 session(s) per Sec out of max 30, peak 0, last 5min 0
1000 session(s) max
min idle cpu 0.00/100.00
Current Stack Size/Max 240K/8192K