SIPME issues... with sipbroker, but not voxalot?

[affinity]

Hi,

I have had troubles getting eyebeam [x-ten pro] working properly with SIPME behind a NAT firewall.

Today I discovered that I can use voxalot as a registered VSP on my 7402vgo to call my software phone and I haven't forwarded any ports. However, when I use sipbroker as a gateway also on my 7402vgo, the call gets established but no sounds are passed between each end point.

The 7402vgo sipbroker gateway seems to be fine otherwise as I can do an echo test at FWD **393613. The monkeys message works too with **266300.

Any ideas why **320 1777mmmmm won't work on my 7402vgo sipbroker gateway entry?

NB: I have a VoIP dial plan to replace ** with * and use the sipbroker gateway entry.

Kind Regards

AndrewM

[martin]

Does going direct to SIP Broker work?

Edit: Re-read the original post

[affinity]

Originally Posted by martin

The reason is probably due to VoXaLot having an RTPProxy and SIP Broker not having one.

So, will sipbroker get one?

[martin]

Sorry, I edited my original post after a re-read your post. Can I confirm:

1. You are dialing sipme via VoXaLot and it is not working?
2. If you dial sipme via SIP Broker direct whether it works or not?

[affinity]

Originally Posted by martin

Sorry, I edited my original post after a re-read your post. Can I confirm:

1. You are dialing sipme via VoXaLot and it is not working?
2. If you dial sipme via SIP Broker direct whether it works or not?

If I use sipbroker as a gateway with dial plan to replace ** with * this is what happens:
**3201777nnnnnn
- software phone rings, I answer, cannot pass audio either way.

If I use voxalot simply as follows:
3201777nnnnnn
- software phone rings, I answer, all okay.
[dial plan details -> _320X. -> ${EXTEN:3} -> SIPME]

So I am actually using SIPME to call SIPME, but through my voxalot registered account.

Is that clear enough?

A.

Edit: If I use *320 1777nnnnnn with voxalot, it behaves the same as when I use sipbroker.

[martin]

Yep I think my original post re: RTPProxy was in fact the answer.

Just one more question:

Does dialing *3201777nnnnnn via VoXaLot (not using SIPME provider in dial plan) give you 2 way audio?

[affinity]

Originally Posted by martin

Yep I think my original post re: RTPProxy was in fact the answer.

Just one more question:

Does dialing *3201777nnnnnn via VoXaLot (not using SIPME provider in dial plan) give you 2 way audio?

No, zero way audio.

[martin]

I recall wildbill had a similar problem with VoXaLot and sipme and melbournelees gave him the answer (somewhere in the forum).

[wildbill]

The solution suggested by Lee for me was to remove all Sipme reference from the ATA (in my case a Sipura SPA3000) and register Voxalot as the proxy and then via Sipme through the Voxalot dial plan feature -before I had Voxalot as a gateway and Sipme as my ATA registered VSP - this worked for me and I can now make PSTN and Voip calls through Voxalot/Sipme - Bill

[Mallycat]

Originally Posted by wildbill

-before I had Voxalot as a gateway and Sipme as my ATA registered VSP -

Bill

How are you receiving your inbound calls from SIPME? Can you call forward them to VoXaLot?

What is SIPME like as a VSP?

Matt