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problem in incoming calls with trixbox

malai
Posts: 11
 Member Since:
2009-06-03
Submitted by malai on Wed, 07/01/2009 - 5:33pm.

we are unable get incoming calls in trixbox we succeed in making outbound calls.

PEER Details:

username=xxxxxxxxx
type=peer
secret=xxxxxxxxxx
pedantic=no
nat=no
insecure=very
host=xxxxxxx
fromuser=xxxxxxxxxxxx
fromdomain=xxxxxxxx
context=ext-did
canreinvite=no
allow=g729&ulaw&alaw

we have created extension for out bound route .also we are able to call between extension.
we have virtual number set for VOIP account.when somebody calls this virtual it keeps on ringing in
their phone.but there is no changes in trixbox or extension.kindly suggest your ideas.

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johnjces
Posts: 302
 Member Since:
2007-10-13
Where is your sip registration?
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 9:05pm

username:secret@host

JOhn


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kumarangopi
Posts: 5
 Member Since:
2009-06-18
John, do you mean that in
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 10:04pm

John,

do you mean that in peer details we should change

username=xxxxxxxxx to username:secret@host

I think while adding trunk, that registration field is left blank. will it affect incoming calls, why because we are able to do outgoing call


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johnjces
Posts: 302
 Member Since:
2007-10-13
NO. Not there.
Thu, 07/02/2009 - 9:52am

If you have a SIP provider and you only have PEER details, you will only be able to make outgoing calls.

To get incoming calls you must then go to the bottom of the trunk definition page and you will see there at the bottom "Registration" and below that "Register String". This is where you would add the login or registration string.

John


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kumarangopi
Posts: 5
 Member Since:
2009-06-18
Thanks john, I went to trunk
Thu, 07/02/2009 - 3:07pm

Thanks john,

I went to trunk which is added for outgoing calls, added "username:secret@host" in the register string field. Now the call says "The number you have dailed is not in service, this is record"

We have:
a) added a trunk
b) added outgoing route
c) added extensions
d) added inbound route with set destination as "extension:2003" radio button
e) 2003 extension set in Xlite

Kindly let me know your thoughts


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kumarangopi
Posts: 5
 Member Since:
2009-06-18
And also I have selected
Thu, 07/02/2009 - 3:15pm

And also I have selected "yes" in allow sip calls in general settings.

iam stucked ):-


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johnjces
Posts: 302
 Member Since:
2007-10-13
Well...
Thu, 07/02/2009 - 5:10pm

I have no more thoughts.

IS this a SIP provider or are you trying to link to boxes together using SIP?

If the latter, use IAX trunks. Lots of info on how to do that on the wiki and on these forums. Maybe a more experienced member can help you further.

Good luck!

John


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stechnique
Posts: 733
 Member Since:
2008-02-21
Try user:secret@host/did as
Thu, 07/02/2009 - 5:25pm

Try user:secret@host/did as the register string.


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newbury
Posts: 5
 Member Since:
2009-08-19
problem in incoming calls with trixbox
Mon, 11/02/2009 - 7:47am

This is some time after these postings, but I just went through the same problem.

For those who end up following these worn pathways...the answer, at first (for testing( is to create an inbound route which allows 'any DID, any CID' . On the Inbound Routes page, the DID and CID boxes at the top of the page should be blank. Direct the call to an existing extension using the buttons at the bottom.

That should get any incoming call through to the extension.
Then work on creating a route which maps the DID to the extension.


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