Can't access callcentric SIP2 with **2
RonR:
Which Netgear router do you have (model number)?
If the router has a SIP ALG option, disable it.
Stewart:
Quote from: SteveinSF on February 01, 2012, 08:19:49 pm
By checked to you mean checked as under Obitalk settings or default device?
I don't use OBiTalk so don't know what it looks like there. I would like you to turn the feature on. When accessing the OBi directly, you do that by unchecking the box in the Default column and checking the box in the Value column. If you have done this correctly, the registration status should show e.g. Registered (server=204.11.192.31:5080; expire in 29s) (The IP address and expire time may be different, but it should show port 5080).
If the above does not help, please post: Modem make/model? Separate router (if any) make/model? Any special settings in modem or router?
Stewart:
On a typical Netgear router, on the WAN Setup page, check Disable SIP ALG, and set NAT Filtering to Open.
This may not be needed if you set X_DnsSrvAutoPrefix.
RonR:
Quote from: Stewart on February 01, 2012, 09:32:29 pm
This may not be needed if you set X_DnsSrvAutoPrefix.
FWIW, turning on X_DnsSrvAutoPrefix breaks my perfectly working Callcentric.
After a reboot, I get SIP registration (on port 5080) with a 60 second expiry interval counting down. At the 30 second mark, the OBi tries to renew the registration and it fails from that point on.
Turning off X_DnsSrvAutoPrefix restores my perfectly working Callcentric.
SteveinSF:
WNDR3400v1
N600 Wireless Dual Band Router
TADA!!!
STEWART WINS!
I disabled the SIP ALG option.
and set NAT Filtering to Open.
it works! It works! :D :D :D
Now I should quit while I'm ahead, but I really want to change the incoming ring tones. :)
What I don't understand is WHERE to change them and if I just type in a new number (with all the bellcore-dr1 and stuff ) Is there some place where I can hear the difference to see which I like. I think number 5 might be good, but how do I know?
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