david_gruenb
join:2004-01-27
Los Angeles, CA
1 edit |  reply to david_gruenb
Re: [BroadVoice] working unlocked PAP2
Its working now by trial and error and a mishmash of suggested settings. Kind of hard to say exactly what was the problem. I put it in the DMZ, forwarded ports. Then I ran the voxilla.com wizard again, but It was only when I noticed that the wizard give me a west coast proxy but Broadvoice give me an east cost proxy that I noticed an inconsistency (proxy-dca.broadvoice.com v. proxy-lax.broadvoice.com). The wizard turns on the DNS servicer but when I turned it off it worked.
[edit] actually one thing is not working, voicemail pickup from the phone. When I dial *86, nothing happens. I notice a voicemail server entry box in the pap2. Do I need to set that up?
Thanks for all the suggestions. |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
Premium
join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA
| reply to david_gruenb
Re: [BroadVoice] provisioning unlocked PAP2
How hard is it for you to check your NAT/Firewall router features, i.e. uPnP? If it is simple, then it will save you lots of hassle to locate the uPnP features to have them enabled. If you have a non-symmetrical NAT/Firewall router, then enable the STUN server and disable the Outbound Proxy server on your VoIP devices; otherwise, do the other way around. |
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david_gruenb
join:2004-01-27
Los Angeles, CA | reply to im_chandave
Still not working. Any chance the firewall instructions above need tweaking?? |
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im_chandave
join:2005-07-28
Cleveland, OH
| reply to david_gruenb
Sorry, wasn't very clear.
In the "User ID" of the PAP2, use the construct created by the concatenation of:
phone_number@registrar_ip
where phone_number is the phone_number entry from the Generic SIP details from BV and registrar_ip is the registrar_ip entry also from the Generic SIP details from BV.
Using your example from your Generic SIP details dump from BV, try using:
323xxxxxxx@sip.broadvoice.com
For the Line 1 > Subscriber Information > User ID.
See ya...
d.c. |
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david_gruenb
join:2004-01-27
Los Angeles, CA | reply to im_chandave
d.c., by "BV_phone_number@BV_registrar_ip" do you mean literally "BV_phone_number@BV_registrar_ip" or do you mean xxxxxxxxxx@BV_registrar_ip with xxxxxxxxxx representing my phone number? |
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