Hi, First off, thanks for the feedback. The configuration looks correct to me. I'm not 100% sure at what point during your outgoing call that the failure occurs, but I have a couple of suggestions: 1) Make sure that if you have loaded chan_sip.so and chan_pjsip.so that they are not both trying to listen on the same port. It may be that you are sending out your INVITE from chan_pjsip and then chan_sip is receiving the response from the provider. Of course, if we're failing even to send the INVITE out, then this is likely not the issue. 2) Run pjsip CLI commands ("pjsip list endpoints", "pjsip list aors", "pjsip show endpoints", and "pjsip show aors") to make sure that everything is as you expect it to be. It may be that there was some sort of trouble on startup reading your configuration, and so the endpoint or aor may not exist at all. If you notice that either the maintrunk endpoint or aor is not listed, check error and warning messages on startup to see what may have caused the object not to be created properly. What error or warning messages are emitted on the CLI when the call failure occurs? At what point during the SIP INVITE transaction is the problem occurring? Hopefully this is something that can be easily resolved. Mark Michelson |
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