[arm-allstar] troubleshooting two nodes that can't connect

[Patrick Perdue]

50631 is directly connected to the internet. The other two are behind 
NAT, and I don't think they work inbound anyway. 50631 definitely 
should, though.


On 11/9/2019 10:41 AM, "Tony Ross via ARM-allstar" wrote:
> All 3 nodes exist in the database:
>
> # grep -E "50663|50631|50531" /var/log/asterisk/astdb.txt
> 50531|N1JBC|433.500|Barrington RI
> 50631|blind hams hub|<None>|Newark, NJ
> 50663|NE5V|<None>|Liberty Hill, Tx
>
> However, my node is unable to link to any of them, causing me to 
> suspect that none of them have UDP port 4569 forwarded through their 
> routers to them.
>
>
> On 11/9/19 2:52 AM, "Patrick Perdue via ARM-allstar" wrote:
>> Hi all:
>>
>> I have a stock ASL running in the cloud, which I'm using as a 
>> multi-mode bridge. For the most part, this is working well, but at 
>> least two (probably more) Hamvoip (clear node) boxes can't connect to 
>> my node, 50631.
>>
>> app_rpt.c:22685 rpt_exec: Reported node 50531 cannot be found!!
>>
>> app_rpt.c:20352 rpt_exec: Reported node 50663 cannot be found!!
>>
>> So far, these are the only two nodes that show up this way in the log.
>>
>> The common denominators are that they are both newish nodes, and they 
>> are both clear nodes. Other than that, I don't know what else to look 
>> for. 50663 has been active for less than 24 hours, but 50531 has been 
>> around for a while, and has never been able to connect to my 50631 in 
>> the nearly two weeks it's been operational.
>>
>> When I first brought the node online, 50531 reported not being in the 
>> database. So, I updated the database, and now it's just "not found!" 
>> So, I assume the problem is somewhere between my node and Asterisk's 
>> DNS. IAX2 show registry suggests that all is well.
>>
>> ASL_Box*CLI> iax2 show registry
>> Host                  dnsmgr  Username    Perceived Refresh State
>> 44.72.21.13:4569      Y       50631 45.79.180.62:4569 60 Registered
>> ASL_Box*CLI>
>>
>> I have a cron running astdb.php every morning at 3:01.
>>
>> What else can I look for?
>>
>> Thanks and 73
>>
>> de
>>
>> KE4DYI
>>
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