Obion200-RouteByIPAddressoOrMACaddress
TommyRaton:
From CSipSimple dialing 0 gets me a
401/unauthorized
I keep checking usernames configurations etc. I'll try again deleting everything from CSipSimple and resetting the Obi and see what comes up.
Cell phone rings with incoming.
Outgoing calls works one or twice .
I'll just purge everything and try one or more times.
TommyRaton:
Works!!
Forking works for incoming to ring the cell
Outgoing with CSIPSimple on the android phone masquerades as the GoogleVoice Landline
* dial rings the landline
Everything works
Only thing I did different was prior to doing all this ExpertMode stuff, I'd use the Obitalk page to give a name to SP2. This time I skipped using Obitalk to name SP2 and went straight to ExpertMode and your configurations instructions. Does touching SP2 with Obitalk, even giving SP2 a name on the Obitalk page, interfere with Expert mode?
In any case works. Any recommended iPhone Sip clients? Probably should try to do the same on my wife's phone.
Works, Works, Works!!!!
azrobert:
Quote from: TommyRaton on February 07, 2016, 12:35:38 am
Only thing I did different was prior to doing all this ExpertMode stuff, I'd use the Obitalk page to give a name to SP2. This time I skipped using Obitalk to name SP2 and went straight to ExpertMode and your configurations instructions. Does touching SP2 with Obitalk, even giving SP2 a name on the Obitalk page, interfere with Expert mode?
That's strange. I have no idea why it would cause a problem. Maybe someone else can answer your question.
I don't own an iPhone, so I can't test any clients. Zoiper is a free softphone available for both Android and iPhone, but I think it requires registration. Linphone is another. I have Linphone installed on a PC without registration, but I don't see the no registration option. Maybe it's defined with the Wizard on initial setup. If you can't find a client that will work without registration, just register it with the OBi200 by checking X_Proxy and supplying a password. You can then use SP2 for both registered and unregistered clients. Route inbound calls using its IP address, you don't have to use the Local_Client option.
Each inbound and outbound call will use one SP trunk session. I had you increase the MaxSessions on SP2. You should probably do the same for SP1.
azrobert:
You can make the SP2 inbound route as sophisticated as you want. These examples will prevent you from dialing an invalid number:
{>0:ph},{obi200>(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|<1aaa>xxxxxxx|011xx.):sp1}
Dial zero to ring the OBi200 phone.
This can be changed to anything you want.
Change aaa to your local area code for 7 digit dialing.
OR
Service Providers -> ITSP Profile A General => DigitMap:
(1xxxxxxxxxx|<1>[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|<1aaa>xxxxxxx|011xx.)
Then use:
{>0:ph},{obi200>(Msp1):sp1}
The "obi200" is optional, so I didn't use it for the 1st rule. I used it for the 2nd rule as a password, so SIP scanners can't hack your OBi200 and place outbound calls. These options will also prevent them from ringing your OBi200 phone unless they send a zero as an outbound number.
TommyRaton:
Zoiper as iPhone client. Dials out via proxy port no problem. Incoming calls that are forked to ring ph and this iPhone ring Zoiper but there's an immediate abort of the call.
Error in Call History
Call Failed (415 Unsupported Media Type; SP2(0@192.168.10.71:5060))
Any clue for what to search for?
thanks
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