I’ve been mentioned here several times now, and I think I need to speak up as well. It’s about the issue I have with PJSIP and NAT.
First of all I have to declare that I’m not as professional as you all might are, so please be tolerant with me. I cannot say for sure if my issue is a bug, a misconfiguration or even something else.
@Stewart1 I don’t think it’s fair when you say I’ve not been helpful. The problem with the issue is that it’s very intermittent. Since you asked me for logs of when the issue occurs, it didn’t happen again at all. Power cycling the modem didn’t work to trigger the issue so right now I can just wait for it to happen. But if anyone has an idea of what else I could do, I’m glad to hear that.
@AdHominem Even thought I do not completely agree, I think your opinion on removing Chan_SIP isn’t entirely wrong. When I started working with FreePBX I decided to use PJSIP because of a comment I found from @lgaetz that recommended using PJSIP. It worked for me most of the time, but I have to say that there is a lack of documentation on PJSIP. For me as someone who hasn’t worked with Asterisk before, it was much easier to setup Chan_SIP than PJSIP, especially about NAT.
Don’t get me wrong, I don’t want to say you shouldn’t use PJSIP. I’m using it myself, even though it’s not working as easy as Chan_SIP for me.
Why not disabling Chan_SIP by default on new installations but allowing to install it as a module if that’s possible? Wouldn’t that be something everyone could agree on?