[arm-allstar] Bind port

[Doug Crompton]

Chris,

 It looks like you have done everything right. If you bring up the asterisk
client and do  'iax2 show registry'  what does it say?  You can also run
check_reg.sh at the Linux prompt.

You will not get an rpt_extnodes file unless you are registered.

I would recheck that your servers port is set correctly at allstarlink.
Also when you change the bind port in iax.conf you need to restart asterisk.

What is your node number?

Sometimes the registration server gets confused. Try shutting down for 10
minutes or so and then restart and see if it registeres.


*73 Doug*

*WA3DSP*

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On Sat, Apr 28, 2018 at 6:36 PM, "Chris Zenchenko via arm-allstar" <
arm-allstar at hamvoip.org> wrote:

> I've reached the end of my ability to solve the problem of changed bind
> port.
> AT&T forced me to change from my old DSL network to a slightly newer adsl2+
> network they call high-speed internet.
> Well that got me a gateway and trashed my network.
> With DMZ active to my old router everything is sort of working but not
> allstar.
> Browsing says that the gateway traps the 4569 port because even though I
> don't have voip service I might want it.
> So I did the following:
> Changed bind port in iax.conf to 4559.
> On allstar.org changed my server setting to reflect the 4559.
> Confirmed by watching my node on the site that it comes up and shows key-up
> and connections to my secondary node here behind the firewall.
> However when I run the diag it says there is no rpt_extnodes file in /tmp.
> When I sign in to the asterisk panel and show registry it shows the old
> port
> 4569 and says not registered.
> If I manually run rc.updatenodelist it just hangs.
> I can ping the register.allstarlink.org.
> I can ping google.
> I can confirm that my router is configured with the correct port forward
> since I just expanded the range to include 4550 through 4570, just in case.
> So what am I missing?
> What other files need to know about the changed port?
> HELP!!!
>
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