Crazy Boy wrote:
Hi Elpidio,
I am Chandra from India. I have a doubt. I am trying to solve my problem
from many days. But, I couldn't able to solve this problem. I am using
Asterisk with Redhat Enterprise Linux 4.2. The problem is 5060 port is
blocked. After stop my firewall (service iptables stop) also, 5060 port
is not opening. I checked with the below command:
# nmap -p5060 192.168.91.22--->This is my IP address
and it is showing that port 5060 is closed. How can I enable and open
this 5060 port? Really, I am breaking my head with this problem. SIP is
not working because of this problem. Please tell me a solution. Looking
forward to your reply. Thank you.
The quickest way to determine whether an application is listening on a
port is to simply do a 'netstat -an' from the linux command line. You
should see something like this:
udp 0 0 0.0.0.0:5060 0.0.0.0:*
If you don't see that, then asterisk is not opening the port.
From an asterisk command line, do 'show modules like sip' and you
should see something like this:
Module Description
Use Count
chan_sip.so Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) 0
If you don't see that, then asterisk is not loading the chan_sip.so
module for some reason.
Look in /etc/asterisk/modules.conf and make sure there is NOT an entry
in that file that looks something like this:
noload => chan_sip.so
If that entry is not there, then you either have a problem with the
configuration of the file /etc/asterisk/sip.conf, or, some other problem
that is causing asterisk to not load chan_sip.so.
If you are sure the sip.conf is absolutely correct and error free, then
stop asterisk, and start it from the linux command line with 'asterisk
-c'. There should be some indication why chan_sip.so is not be loaded, etc.
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