I've noticed that Grandstream works better using stun and not port forwarding your router.
Try setting stun.xten.com or stun.fwdnet.net in your GS2000 and make sure sip.conf has nat=yes. It should work fine.
Also, i've noticed that Linksys wireless with "speed booster" has something in it that is blocking VoIP. I set DMZ, done port forwarding... nothing... I could get it to register but no return sound... it was being blocked. Just something to keep in the back of your mind.
bp
On 9/10/06, Zeeshan Zakaria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On my grandstream phones, I am having problem that I can't login in remotely. With in the local network, they work ok, but outside the network, they don't. All the NAT settings are ok and I can log into the Asterisk server from X-Ten, no problem. But Grandstream phone doesn't login. I've port forwarded SIP 5060-5080, RTP 10000-14000. In rtp.conf, ports range from 10000-14000.Same extensions when configured on x-ten, with RTP listening on 10000, they login with no problem. But when configured on grandstream, they don't configure. What am I missing here.
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Zeeshan A Zakaria
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