If you see nothing with full verbosity and SIP debug turned on, the Asterisk SIP channel gets nothing.

The reason why we always mix in NAT with questions like yours is that in 90% of the 
cases, NAT
is the problem. It's just a standard response, like when Microsoft support tells you 
to reinstall
windows :-)

Do you see any packets going to and from FWD when using SIP debug? You should.

If you don't see any packets with SIP DEBUG and can still see that Asterisk registers 
with FWD,
there's a lot of fishing to do in your system :-)

If you see those packets going to and from FWD, but not the Grandstream registering, 
there's
a problem between the IP stack and Asterisk. If you have multiple interfaces, the 
problem might
be the IP address Asterisk bind to and the routing between the IP address Grandstreams 
send
packets to.

Still an apprentice on how to fish with Asterisk... Eager to know what goes on in your 
system,
so we can document it and maybe fix it.

/O

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