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Originally Posted by Steve
Entering a bogus password to trip the account is good idea. It should force it too fail so it can be done from scratch. I've been deleting the accoutns and leaving for a while but there are no log files etc. that can verify there are no remenants of the old log.
-What are your three providers?
Engin
Pennytel
gotalk
-Which of the three providers do you expect/want to receive incoming calls on?
Recieve calls from all three, I've been able to revieve calls from all three.
- Which of the three providers do you want to make outgoing calls with?
Its a function of the call type, creating dial plans to suit wont be a probelm.
-What is/are your current VoXalot dial plan rules?
The default 999 plan that pipes everything out a single VSP.
-What is currently the dialplan line, under Line 1 of the SPA3102?
As per voxalot config notes. ([*x][*x].)
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Ok,
Up to this point that makes life simple. Main idea here is to let trunk fail and completely reset.
The issue with registration is that not only must VoXalot let go of it on this end, but Engin must also let go of the fact that it is sending calls to VoXalot.
A VoXalot request with incorrect info tends to reset Engin, while also sending VoXalot a Not-Authorized answer that'll let the trunk fall.
Also keep in mind that multiple continous attempts to register unsucessfully can trigger a temporary denial from the provider's SIP Server (hence give it time).
But at the end of the day, just need to have trunk reset...
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Outbound tests
*600 echo test is ok
600 echo test is ok
*393612 test ok, get date and time etc.
393612 engaged signal
*010810320 get VM and can leave message
*500 to pick up VM message is ok
*010 engaged signal
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Now about this part... what were you expecting to get with a call to 393612 ?
Also *010 should not get you anywhere...*010500, or *010-<VoXalot Number> on the other hand should reach something