Voxalot port ?

[Ron]

Originally Posted by yahoobye

Martin,

It would be very helpful for the vbuzzer user if you can open port 80.

I tried to use port 80, its status showed failed.

I've had Vbuzzer registered for months and don't recall ever seeing it fail.

Recheck your Provider settings and see if there isn't a typo somewhere.

Ron

[244751]

Originally Posted by Ron

I've had Vbuzzer registered for months and don't recall ever seeing it fail.

Recheck your Provider settings and see if there isn't a typo somewhere.

Ron

Ron, are you registered via voxalot or an ATA because the last time I tried registering Vbuzzer via voxalot I register successfully but I was getting one way audio. If you have successfully registered via voxalot and your audio is fine. Please could you post your setting including codec order

[yahoobye]

Originally Posted by Ron

I've had Vbuzzer registered for months and don't recall ever seeing it fail.

Recheck your Provider settings and see if there isn't a typo somewhere.

Ron

Do you put port 80 or 5060? It showed failed if port is 80, and registered if port 5060, but you will get busy signal at either cases.

Can you try to call your vbuzzer # either from direct phone # or from Sipbroker access # and to see if works now, if yes, could you please post your configuration to us?

[Ron]

I have Vbuzzer registered through VoXaLot. I just tried a call and it worked fine. In the past, I've found that NAT/Port Forwarding can give one-way audio and call processing problems.

Codecs: g729;ilbc;gsm;ulaw;alaw

SIP Proxy: vbuzzer.com

SIP Port: 80

Active: Yes

SIP register: Yes

[244751]

Originally Posted by Ron

I have Vbuzzer registered through VoXaLot. I just tried a call and it worked fine. In the past, I've found that NAT/Port Forwarding can give one-way audio and call processing problems.

Codecs: g729;ilbc;gsm;ulaw;alaw

SIP Proxy: vbuzzer.com

SIP Port: 80

Active: Yes

SIP register: Yes

Hi Ron, I used your settings and I am able to register but I can't receive incoming calls. I do not have NAT/Firewall. Are you able to receive incoming calls or do you only use vbuzzer for outgoing?

[Ron]

Originally Posted by 244751

Hi Ron, I used your settings and I am able to register but I can't receive incoming calls. I do not have NAT/Firewall. Are you able to receive incoming calls or do you only use vbuzzer for outgoing?

Outgoing only (I don't have a DID).

Ron

[yahoobye]

Originally Posted by Ron

Outgoing only (I don't have a DID).

Ron

Could you please try to call your Vbuzzer # via Sipbroker alias through sipbroker access number?

[The King]

I have a strange, and possibly related question.

At my place of work I can get voxalot, voipcheap and skype to all work when using a softphone (x-lite, voipcheap and skype clients respectively).

But when I use an ATA to hook up to the network it won't allow calls, either via voxalot or to voipcheap directly.

To me this suggests this isn't a port problem (if it were then why would the softphone work?), but I can't see what the problem would be.

Sorry if this is hijacking the thread, but I thought it may be the same topic, if not then please let me know and I'll start a new thread.

[ctylor]

Originally Posted by The King

I have a strange, and possibly related question.

At my place of work I can get voxalot, voipcheap and skype to all work when using a softphone (x-lite, voipcheap and skype clients respectively).

But when I use an ATA to hook up to the network it won't allow calls, either via voxalot or to voipcheap directly.

To me this suggests this isn't a port problem (if it were then why would the softphone work?), but I can't see what the problem would be.

Sorry if this is hijacking the thread, but I thought it may be the same topic, if not then please let me know and I'll start a new thread.

To me, when one device works within a network, and another doesn't on the same network (i.e. X-lite vs. an ATA), it means definitely the non-working device is misconfigured somehow. ATAs are fairly complicated to setup compared to X-lite and have a lot more settings. The Voxilla forum is the best place in my opinion for information on configuring ATAs to get them working within your network.

I think this thread was meant for people who are banned from using port 5060 by their internet provider (typically only by some European university campuses and by Middle Eastern service providers), while most of the latter posts are by people who probably aren't affected by that and have something setup wrong.

[Ron]

Originally Posted by yahoobye

Could you please try to call your Vbuzzer # via Sipbroker alias through sipbroker access number?

I don't have a Vbuzzer number. All I have is a Vbuzzer username / password. If you know of a way that I can call my Vbuzzer account using a username (all letters / no digits) through a SipBroker access number, please provide the details and I'll give it a try.

Ron