can use SIP trunk link on NIC 2

1. Brekeke Product Name and Version: Brekeke 3.4.5.1 multi-tenant

2. Java version:1.7

3. OS type and the version: Centos 6 64bit

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: use Ip phone

5. Your problem:
Our Brekeke PBX server have 4 network port .
Port 1 (eth0) have 1 IP public. This IP Use for UA can connect with Server. And use external call via SIP trunk of ITSP. We login to Brekeke via this IP public.
port 2 (eth1) have 1 ip private (192.168.x.x). This port use for SIP trunk, connect to ITSP. They provide service via internet. We must connect their server via LAN cable (VLAN from them).

My question:
- How to route the call from UA to port 2 (eth1).
- And can receive the call from port 2 (eth1).
- How to config on ARS of Brekeke PBX.

Any team from Brekeke can support for me this solution.

Thanks all !

> port 2 (eth1) have 1 ip private (192.168.x.x). This port use for SIP trunk, connect to ITSP.

What kind IP address are they using for SIP trunk? is it a private IP address too?

snuyzm wrote:> port 2 (eth1) have 1 ip private (192.168.x.x). This port use for SIP trunk, connect to ITSP.

What kind IP address are they using for SIP trunk? is it a private IP address too?

Yes, the private IP. This private IP will be provided by ITSP. They don't use internet. They use 1 lan cable connect with my server via network port 2

If so, there are no special routing settings.
It means SIP Server and OS can route SIP packets as you expect.

Let configure ARS normally.

If both eth0 and eth1 indicate public IP address, you may need to tune OS's route table.

snuyzm wrote:If so, there are no special routing settings.
It means SIP Server and OS can route SIP packets as you expect.

Let configure ARS normally.

If both eth0 and eth1 indicate public IP address, you may need to tune OS's route table.

And we need config the private IP in "Interface address 2" in Configuration tab of Brekeke PBX? Right?

Tho,

Brekeke can detect interface IP addresses automatically. Let you check the SIP Server's [Status] page.

Does the [interface] field show all of interface IP addresses including eth1's private IP address?