[Asterisk-Users] BroadVoice Inbound Not working ..

[Brian Watters]

Johnathan,

Thanks for your reply ..

register=5595551212 at sip.broadvoice.com:somethinginnocuous:5595551212 at sip.bro
advoice.com

Note when I attempt to use "sip debug" from the CLI I get 

[root at asterisk1 /]# sip debug
-bash: sip: command not found
[root at asterisk1 /]# 

However via the Web GUI I can see the following ..

Sip Peers 
Host                            Username       Refresh State               
sip.broadvoice.com:5060         5595551212 at s      3584 Registered          
Verbosity is at least 3


Sip Registry 
Name/username    Host            Dyn Nat ACL Mask             Port
Status    
bv/5594734514    147.135.8.128        N      255.255.255.255  5060     OK
(60 ms)
500/500          (Unspecified)    D          255.255.255.255  0
Unmonitored
300/300          (Unspecified)    D          255.255.255.255  0
Unmonitored
Verbosity is at least 3

 
Like I said I am able to make outbound calls no issue .. I assume this would
mean that outbound I and able to register with BroadVoice?

Any ideas?

BRW
 	 

-----Original Message-----
From: Johnathan Corgan [mailto:jcorgan at aeinet.com] 
Sent: Tuesday, April 12, 2005 6:42 PM
To: brwatters at abs-internet.com; Asterisk Users Mailing List - Non-Commercial
Discussion
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-Users] BroadVoice Inbound Not working ..

Brian Watters wrote:

> Ok .. It appears we have outbound calls working well via our SIP trunk 
> and BroadVoice .. However inbound just plain does not work, What 
> happens is when you call our BroadVoice number it tells you the person 
> you are calling is not available .. Never makes it to our Asterisk? .. 
> Any ideas where to look and or what to tweak?

If the incoming SIP connection really isn't making it to your Asterisk
(verify with 'sip debug' command on console), it is likely because BV
doesn't know where to connect to.

* accomplishes this by a process called "registration."  In your sip.conf,
near the top in the [general] section, you should have a line that starts
out:

register =>

If this is there, can you send it (and change the password to something
innocuous?)

If this line is there, you can see whether it succeeded by typing 'sip show
registry' at the console.

If that shows the state of registered, and your sip debug output shows an in
coming connection request from BV, then there are further steps for
debugging, but start with the above.

-Johnathan