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Understanding VOIP #3

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opened 2021-05-08 14:23:56 +02:00 by Ghost · 2 comments
Ghost commented 2021-05-08 14:23:56 +02:00
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Hi, thanks a lot for the findings.

I have the Nokia G-240W-A with Maroc Telecom in Morocco.

I would like to bypass their restrictions to use the VOIP account with my Asterisk setup in my LAN.

It seems the VOIP is on a separate VLAN from the pppoe connection. I know the main connection is on VLAN 881 because I am able to put the ONT in bridge mode and use the internet connection from a Mikrotik router and connecting to the pppoe server from there. I have the credentials.

But with the default configuration, I can't seem to find the VLAN of the VOIP connection. Also, it seems that there is a process listening on port 5060 on that VLAN. I can only ping the VOIP server by specifying that interface on that VLAN also.

Sorry I am just a software engineer, not a network specialist...

I found out the following interfaces:

gpon0
  gpon0.ani
    voip0
      pon_v90_0_1
        - inet addr:10.X.X.X Mask:255.255.252.0
        - vlan? (90?)
    veip0
      pon_881_0_1
        - main ppoe internet connection
        - vlan 881

ping <voip-server> doesn't work
ping -I 10.X.X.X <voip-server> works

That's where I am right now.

My ultimate goal is to go back to bridge mode and use both pppoe and VOIP myself, completely bypassing the Nokia. I am able to do it with the pppoe connection, but not yet for the VOIP.

Thanks a lot

Hi, thanks a lot for the findings. I have the `Nokia G-240W-A` with Maroc Telecom in Morocco. I would like to bypass their restrictions to use the VOIP account with my Asterisk setup in my LAN. It seems the VOIP is on a separate VLAN from the pppoe connection. I know the main connection is on VLAN 881 because I am able to put the ONT in bridge mode and use the internet connection from a Mikrotik router and connecting to the pppoe server from there. I have the credentials. But with the default configuration, I can't seem to find the VLAN of the VOIP connection. Also, it seems that there is a process listening on port 5060 on that VLAN. I can only ping the VOIP server by specifying that interface on that VLAN also. Sorry I am just a software engineer, not a network specialist... I found out the following interfaces: ``` gpon0 gpon0.ani voip0 pon_v90_0_1 - inet addr:10.X.X.X Mask:255.255.252.0 - vlan? (90?) veip0 pon_881_0_1 - main ppoe internet connection - vlan 881 ``` ``` ping <voip-server> doesn't work ping -I 10.X.X.X <voip-server> works ``` That's where I am right now. My ultimate goal is to go back to bridge mode and use both pppoe and VOIP myself, completely bypassing the Nokia. I am able to do it with the pppoe connection, but not yet for the VOIP. Thanks a lot
Ghost commented 2021-05-26 16:34:17 +02:00
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Turns out that in bridge mode, the VOIP on the modem still works, and I still can use a second router for the Internet.

Will keep it that way... thanks!

Turns out that in bridge mode, the VOIP on the modem still works, and I still can use a second router for the Internet. Will keep it that way... thanks!
Ghost closed this issue 2021-05-26 16:34:17 +02:00
g commented 2021-05-30 10:32:25 +02:00
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Thank you for the update and sorry for the delay in the response.

Thank you for the update and sorry for the delay in the response.
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