[OpenSIPS-Users] Problems passing BYE signal in v3.7

[Alistair Cleminson]

I do hope not, the network team should be sick of me hammering home not to set up NAT on these routes :D

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9 out of 10 it will be a NAT problem.

On 1/30/26 17:54, Alistair Cleminson wrote:
Thanks for the tip, it turns out I'd completely misunderstood the process. This configuration doesn't generate the errors & passes calls:

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maybe changing the 2 vars to avp's will fix the issue.

On 1/27/26 17:27, Alistair Cleminson wrote:
Hi,

I've nearly completed the process of upgrading our ancient v1.7 deployment to v3.6. The new deployment is installed on Ubuntu 24.04 from the OpenSIPS repos. These servers are our inbound hand-off from our upstream supplier, they take a call, inspect the called number element against the database, and then pass it on to the target system with the internal reference or decline the call.

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