I want to make my obi110 POTS line accesible over a SIP URI
chuby007:
Guys I appreciate your help...
I did this:
ProxyServer: 127.0.0.1
X_RegisterEnable: (unchecked)
AuthUserName: 123
AuthPassword: 123
If it's a dummy entry, you can simply set
X_InboundCallRoute: li
Otherwise, you'll need to distinguish calls sent to the URI from calls coming from the provider.
Then, send a call for the POTS line to number@ip:5061
(or whatever port you have set in X_UserAgentPort).
I am able to call out, the phone rings however when I pickup there's no audio in or out...
as I said google voice is not important for me... I just need to make
SIPURL----> OBI ----> POTS
basically have my pots line as an FXO to make my POTS line accesible via SIP URI
it works... however I dial out.. no voice on any side !
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pc44:
Quote from: chuby007 on June 09, 2012, 05:10:20 pm
I am able to call out, the phone rings however when I pickup there's no audio in or out...
as I said google voice is not important for me... I just need to make
SIPURL----> OBI ----> POTS
basically have my pots line as an FXO to make my POTS line accesible via SIP URI
it works... however I dial out.. no voice on any side !
Glad to hear you have it working! When you say you "dial out" what you are trying to dial? I thought you only wanted incoming: SIPURI --> OBI --> POTS? Isn't that incoming only to your POTS?
pc44
Stewart:
Quote from: chuby007 on June 09, 2012, 05:10:20 pm
basically have my pots line as an FXO to make my POTS line accesible via SIP URI
it works... however I dial out.. no voice on any side !
If the calling device is on the same LAN as the OBi, I don't know why it's not working; use SIP Debug to see where RTP is going and where the OBi told the client to send it.
Otherwise, this is likely a NAT issue. Assuming worst case (both client and OBi are behind separate NATs), try the following:
For ITSP Profile B -> General, turn on STUNEnable, set STUNServer to a working STUN server such as stun.counterpath.net and turn on X_SymmetricRTPEnable. Also, in your router, forward the UDP ports corresponding to the range specified by LocalPortMin to LocalPortMax to the private static (or statically assigned by DHCP) address of the OBi. If your router does not support port range forwarding, you can safely change LocalPortMax to 16806 and just forward UDP 16800, 16802, 16804 and 16806.
If it still doesn't work, try setting up STUN on the client and forwarding its RTP port range.
If no luck, post details about your setup (router makes/models, modem makes/models, client device or software).
chuby007:
ok it worked like a charm there's a bit of lag but I guess that's normal since I am on WIFI, maybe a better voice compression codec or something ( no idea if I can change it with the obi )
however this is the deal I am calling with my android phone and dialing out using my very cheap landline, so I make all my calls using the landline... not the cellphnoe line however I dial using the cellphone.
It's an android phone and I see lots of people asking how to do it.. . I will post a guide :D
pc44:
chuby007,
Dialing out from your cellphone... I see now what you mean. Have you had any success with the OBiON for Android App?
pc44
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