Here is a list of SIP providers that have been tested. The tests most certainly didn't cover all features of those services, but at least basic calls were possible.
Hello,
Before going on and configure all my trunks, I have a important question…
I have a sip provider which request particular registration string and port 6060
Here the details he provided me :
Hi. I have set up two trunks and two extensions and it all went quite easily. I am able to intercomm, answer calls to either phonenumber and I could set up outbound routing as well. Only trouble is that I can not initiate calls on one of the trunks, I get a response like "Your call can not be completed as dialed. Please try your call again." This trunk is sip.neophonex.hu, whiich is on this compatibility list. When I connect with my ATA I can place calls without any trouble. I thought that maybe pbxes does not wait for the dialtone so I placed a W+. dial rule on this trunk to no avail. What am I doing wrong? Where should I look? This sip server should be on your list for a reason... TIA
The most likely reason the NeoPhone ITSP showed up in the above mentioned list, is that certain users of their SIP service were able to set it up as a trunk with PBXes.
In general, if the PBXes' SIP Proxy receives dialed digits from your SIP User Agent (ATA) properly, which are the digits showing up in the Call Monitor, the same digits should be sent to NeoPhone's SIP Proxy, if no alteration has taken place within PBXes. Take a look at your System Log to verify the digits received and sent.
But, I doubt the reason you can't use the NeoPhone trunk has anything to do with dialed digits and pauses in the dial-tone. I bet that by removing the @sip.neophonex.hu after the username, allows the trunk to be properly registered. Especially if you can receive inbound calls, which don't require any dialed digits, just an Inbound Route which you have in place.
thanks for getting back to me. I am very delighted to report that pbxes NOW WORKS perfectly, exactly as advertised. It is a little miraculous as I did not touch any settings, but it works. I don't think it was a registration problem as I was receiving calls fine. Looking at the logs the only difference I see is that in the IP column there is a "/sip.neophonex.hu" after my local IP, see these excerpts:
Successful call today:
Date Time Caller ID Number Destination IP Trunk Context App Duration
2010-05-25 11:07:36 "castro" <111> 0612222222 33.230-242-11.adsl-dyn.isp. belgacom.be/sip.neophonex.hu neophone from-internal-cont Dial 00:00:04
Unsuccessful calls earlier ("Your call could not be completed as dialed"):
Date Time Caller ID Number Destination IP Trunk Context App Duration
010-05-13 11:55:23 "castro" <111> 0613674359 212.135-240-11.adsl -dyn.isp.belgacom.be neophone from-internal-cont Hangup 00:00:00
2010-05-13 11:55:17 "castro" <111> 0613674359 212.135-240-11.adsl -dyn.isp.belgacom.be neophone from-internal-cont ResetCDR 00:00:05
Anyways, it works, and I am happy with it. Unfortunately I can not offer any advice to those having this same problem as I have no idea how it got fixed.
Well, the explanation is quite simple: By removing the @sip.neophonex.hu after the numeric username in your trunk's configuration.
In the username field only the numeric part was needed and the @sip.neophonex.hu was creating the issue. As soon as the @sip.neophonex.hu was removed, the trunk registered properly to NeoPhone's SIP Proxy and it started receiving and sending calls.
Oh, I see, so YOU DID change that username setting on that trunk for me! Thank you very much! It is great. I did not think that this could have been a registration issue because
1) I was receiving calls, so I thought it was registered fine
2) I thought that my WRTP54G was also using this as it had "Use Auth ID" ticked:
see screenshot here: http://i48.tinypic.com/vmy6c2.png
The bottom line is that it is working great now, thanks a bunch!
Please keep in mind that, you should avoid using the same credentials to register a trunk on PBXes as well as using them with another SIP UA, such as the built-in ATA of the WRTP54G. It usually leads to having one of the devices being registered at a time, and getting the inbound calls only on the currently registered device.
As background info, I believe the WRTP54G's SIP UA would have registered to NeoPhone's SIP Proxy, even without filling in the "Use Auth ID" field.
So here I am, in the need of a Bangkok phonenumber. Having picked a provider "CAT2CALL" having no English support, issue is as follows:
For registration I need to provide following credentials, that I can only successfully register with softphones (Zoiper, Beam) that have extra field for "AuthUser".
user: +6612345678
password : xxxxxxx
Authorize user name: 6612345678@catnextgen.com
domain : catnextgen.com
proxy: 202.129.61.102
expire time : 60 sec
Tried all thinkable combinations of authuser, user, register with phone#. Also tried registration directly on proxy. The "+" in front of username is mandatory.
Please advise.
I am unable to register my SFR libertalk trunk because it requires an authname.
the .conf is supposed to look like below but i am unable to reproduce it using PBXES. Does anyone know how I should fill in my trunk information on PBXES in order to reproduce this:
help would be much appreciated with the following matter.
In my PBXes account I have added 7 trunks and they are all got registered very quickly and reliably.
However with my eighth trunk, sip.didlogic.com there is a following issue. It gets registered, but very often deregisters and than reregisters again. This sequence repeats about 20 times per 24h (I get respective e-mails from pbxes). I can neither make calls nor receive them when didlogic.com is offline.
My hardware SIP phones where I have didlogic.com registered work very reliably with successful outgoing and incoming calls.
The fact that this provider is not permanently offline and that it works on hard- and softphones make me think the cause is PBXes.com or some of its settings.
Could anyone suggest a fix that would make didlogic.com stay registered reliably?
Thanks!