Nonstop phantom calls from PP1 / OBiTALK Service
jsg68:
No more calls for me, either, after changing the call route to just {}.
Sheffield_Steve:
Why have you opened up port 10000?
Quote from: Mike1111111 on January 19, 2021, 11:15:28 am
The only port number that exposes my OBI to the outside word is UDP 10000, and disabling that port in my router did not stop these calls.
jsg68:
Quote from: Sheffield_Steve on January 19, 2021, 11:25:51 am
Why have you opened up port 10000?
I can't speak for him, but I couldn't find any way to get my device registered and working without manually opening UDP port 10000. Absent that, the site would never find it to complete registration.
(Don't ask me why opening this port isn't handled via UPnP. I'm using a late model router (TP-Link AC4000) that supports UPnP, but the OBI 200 apparently doesn't configure the port forward on its own.)
Mike1111111:
I thought this port was required. Many years ago I looked up the ports I needed to open in my router to allow the OBI to work and port UDP 10000 was the only port. I thought this was listed in the setup FAQ. If it is not needed, I will close this port entirely. I do not have UPnP enabled.
I bought and added a second OBI to my network last week, and I did not open up any ports for that. I was able to set it up, register it, and make and receive calls on it without opening up any port in the router. So perhaps port 10000 is no longer needed, or perhaps it is only needed for certain features that I am not using. The answer would benefit from understanding what the "OBiTALK Service" does, since that is what is using the port. My second OBI did not experience the phantom call problem this morning.
Quote from: Sheffield_Steve on January 19, 2021, 11:25:51 am
Why have you opened up port 10000?
SergeL:
My OBi behind NAT, no directly open ports at all. I believe that this issue is related to OBitalk service itself, none of my SIP services registered those numbers in their call logs.
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