VoXaLot Now Supports SIP Registrations

[martin]

Originally Posted by clundestad

It works for me too, even though the provider list indeed says "Not registered".

Excellent work, Kars!

It says "Not Registered" because you probably have your provider "Register" value set to "No".

Most VSP's dont require registration for outbound calls to work so leaving it set to "No" is fine.

[clundestad]

Originally Posted by martin

It says "Not Registered" because you probably have your provider "Register" value set to "No".

Most VSP's dont require registration for outbound calls to work so leaving it set to "No" is fine.

No, the "Register" value is set to "Yes". Like Kars I am still able to receive inbound calls even though it says "Not registered" in the provider list.

I configured it as in Kars' example above, adding Budgetphone.nl as a provider twice, one registered for inbound calls and one unregistered for outbound calls.

Christian

[martin]

Ahh yes we have seen this before. For some reason the underlying asterisk instance in some cases removes the last digit from the register status screen.

So when VoXaLot trys to marry up the status information it does not match.

e.g. Register 123456789@provider.com => Asterisk Reports 12345678 provider.com Registered.

We are not sure why this occurs seems like a quirk in asterisk.

[davenicholls]

Hi,

I've spent some time today setting myself up to use SIP Registrations. I've got two accounts working but the other two get stuck at the 'Auth Sent' status. The ones that fail are:

voip.co.uk
voiptalk.org

When setting these up locally, both of them require the "Use AUTH ID" on my ATA to be set to No. Could the problem be that these providers simply don't respond when Voxalot sends the Auth information?

If that is the case, is there a solution?

Thanks

Dave

[Wortelstok]

Same for me. I tried to register with "sip.dis-telecom.nl" and it stays in "auth. sent" mode (and it won't work).
Registration with sip.internetcalls.com goes fine, though.

[rybshik]

Guys thank you for your great job!

I am new here and my question is about having Voxalot to re-route (forward) incoming calls from one my sip account to another without any registration of my ATA hardware with Voxalot.


Suppose someone is to call one of my following three sip-accounts
username1@sip.vitelity.net
username2@fwd.pulver.com
username3@sipnet.ru

Now, I would like to re-route (forward) such incoming calls to my yet another sip-account username4@sipnet.ru. I know that the provider of this account allows inbound sip calls from any sip network.

So what I will do is the following. I will add the first three accounts to my Provider List with option “SIP Register” set to “YES”. And will add the fourth account to Call Forwarding list as default. I will NOT register my ATA with Voxalot. Instead, I will register my ATA with the provider of the fourth account. The fourth account does not (must not?) be listed in my Provider List. Now, if anyone calls any of the three accounts, my ATA will ring and receive the call. Am I missing anything?

My question is partially motivated by a situation of having an incoming DID number which does not allow me to point this DID to a sip account of my choice, the provider of the DID assigns its sip account.

Update:
I have made all the settings as described above and waited for 1 hour.
The status of all the three accounts is still "Not registered".

My Voxalot number is 189578

Update:
After about 3hrs, only one of the three accounts, namely, username2@fwd.pulver.com gets forwarded. Will wait and see…

[affinity]

Wait for 24 hours at this time.

[rybshik]

When I add vbuzzer to my "Provider List" at Voxalot, should I specify port
in the field "Host" (i.e, vbuzzer.com:80 vs vbuzzer.com)?

Additionally, what port should I specify in the field "Port"? "80" ?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by ctylor

Success! Call from Gizmo Project to user@vbuzzer.com:80 now rings my ATA as desired/expected. Thank you Martin.

[martin]

Host: vbuzzer.com
Port: 80

[rybshik]

Here is the information from my Voxalot "Provider List" page.

The first column is for sip-accounts/providers
The second is their Voxalot registration status
The third is my comments about receiving incoming calls to these
accounts via Voxalot, i.e. ringing my ATA, which is registered with
Voxalot. Again, I am only concerned with incoming calls.

username@fwd.pulver.com "Registered" OK

username@sipnet.ru "Registered" OK

username@vbuzzer.com:80 "Registered" one-way audio

username@sip.vitelity.net "Auth. Sent" not-stable

username@sip.stanaphone.com "Request Sent" does not work

I would like to point out strange instability of
username@sip.vitelity.net (which is my toll-free 800 DID)
It seems to be related to which ATA I am using and from where incoming
calls originate. I have tried 2 different ATAs: Sipura-3000 and Grandstream GXP2000.

With Grandstream in my office, after a few trials it seems working ok. With
Sipura-3000 at home, sometimes it rings, sometimes doesn't.

Voxalot ID: 189578