Ringing SIP phone when GV has incoming call

[digitalgimpus]

Using an old forum post[1] as a starting point, trying to get a SIP phone working with Google Voice via Obi.  So SP4 is essentially a SIP bridge, and SP1 is Google Voice.

Outbound calling works (horray!), however I've been struggling with inbound calling (boo).

SP1 (setup for Google Voice) tried using:

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X_InboundCallRoute: {ph},sp4(sip@10.10.1.5:50040)

My ph phones ring, but not the SIP phone.  The IP is right, the port is what I got from the Call Status page.  I've also tried port 5060 with no success.  

I've also seen documentation suggest:

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X_InboundCallRoute: {ph},sp4(fwd@127.0.0.1:5063)}

Which didn't work either.

So I'm curious if anyone has some insight on what I should be trying.  Seems there's something I'm not grasping, or a missing step.

1.  http://www.obitalk.com/forum/index.php?topic=10626.msg69939#msg69939

[drgeoff]

Each rule is inside {}. Rules are processed left to right. First one to be satisfied is used and any subsequent ones are ignored.

{ph} is a rule with no conditional element so is always satisfied.  Therefore

{ph}, anything

will never do more than ring the PHONE port.

Try {ph,sp4(sip@10.10.1.5:50040)} assuming that 10.10.1.5 is the address of the IP phone and 50040 is the port it is listening on.

[digitalgimpus]

Thanks!  That was exactly my problem (misinterpretation).  Corrected and works now.

Hopefully the next person to try this will stumble upon this.

[bbs71364]

Hello! I'm having exactly the same problem, but in reverse! My SIP phone rings fine when my GV number is called, but I can't seem to call out. I used SP4 to serve as my SIP proxy to SP1 for GV.

1001 is my SIP ID. So my X_InboundCallRoute looks like

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{1001>(Msp1):SP1}

and when I dial a number from my SIP phone, I get nothing.

When my GV number rings, my SIP phone rings and I can answer and talk, but I just can't call out.

My SP1, GV X_InboundCallRoute is:

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{ph,sp4(1001)}

[drgeoff]

Hello! I'm having exactly the same problem, but in reverse! My SIP phone rings fine when my GV number is called, but I can't seem to call out. I used SP4 to serve as my SIP proxy to SP1 for GV.

1001 is my SIP ID. So my X_InboundCallRoute looks like

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{1001>(Msp1):SP1}

and when I dial a number from my SIP phone, I get nothing.

When my GV number rings, my SIP phone rings and I can answer and talk, but I just can't call out.

My SP1, GV X_InboundCallRoute is:

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{ph,sp4(1001)}

Your problem has no relation at all to the previous posts in this thread.

Is your unknown model of SIP phone successfully SIP registering to the OBi?

[bbs71364]

Apologizes- I'm using a Cisco CP-8861 3PCC phone. It is not registering, I have firmware 3.2.2 (Build: 5921EX) and I have followed the steps mostly here: https://www.ukvoipforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=229
Once I disabled call/answer without registering, inbound calls from GV rang the SIP phone, but I still can't dial from the SIP phone out.

I appreciate any assistance you can provide, I will also start a new post if needed. Please let me know what details you need from my end. Thanks!

[drgeoff]

Recent firmwares, including the one you mention, have a bug which prevents SIP phones from registering to them.

Try manually upgrading the firmware to the one which will be forced anyway in a few days time.  If still not registering despite correctly following the instructions, can the Cisco phone be set to make calls even if not SIP registered?