Todd Robinson
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Hey guys, I'd appreciate some help. I'm running PIAF 2.0.6.5 Green and am attempting to set up my Obivoice account with no success. I have an existing Google Voice account that works perfectly inbound and outbound.
Here's my trunk peer config:
The string I use for registration is: XXXX:[password]@sms.intelafone.com:5060/9199736245. My Obivoice customer portal shows the registration of my PBX and likewise Reports -> Asterisk Info -> Registries lists the Obivoice account.
I have an Inbound Route that includes all DIDs and all CIDs. When I make calls to the Obivoice number, there is no answer. It promptly hangs up. At this point nothing shows up in the Asterisk logs, although after tinkering with the router and temporarily forwarding ports 5060, 5060, and 10001-20000 did being showing results in the log that I did not capture but it appeared that anonymous calls were being rejected. I cannot reproduce that scenario now, however.
Outbound calling results in an all circuits are busy voice prompt.
Any suggestions? I've researched and tinkered about all I can and am at the end of my rope.
Here's my trunk peer config:
Code:
host=sms.intelafone.com
fromdomain=sms.intelafone.com
username=xxxx
fromuser=xxxx
secret=xxxxxx
type=peer
disallow=all
allow=ulaw
insecure=port,invite
context=from-trunk
port=5060
The string I use for registration is: XXXX:[password]@sms.intelafone.com:5060/9199736245. My Obivoice customer portal shows the registration of my PBX and likewise Reports -> Asterisk Info -> Registries lists the Obivoice account.
I have an Inbound Route that includes all DIDs and all CIDs. When I make calls to the Obivoice number, there is no answer. It promptly hangs up. At this point nothing shows up in the Asterisk logs, although after tinkering with the router and temporarily forwarding ports 5060, 5060, and 10001-20000 did being showing results in the log that I did not capture but it appeared that anonymous calls were being rejected. I cannot reproduce that scenario now, however.
Outbound calling results in an all circuits are busy voice prompt.
Any suggestions? I've researched and tinkered about all I can and am at the end of my rope.