I had a similar issue with a peice of sip software I was using. It was
due to a firewall have you checked to see if there is no firewalls
preventing a proper connection, also it may not be registering properly.
If your looking for a good IAX 416 toronto provider try massivetel.com,
talked with the owner fairly friendly guy just say your a part of taug
youll probably get a discount :)
sacha panasuik wrote:
I am trying to use a vbuzzer http://www.vbuzzer.com
<http://www.vbuzzer.com%22%28http//www.vbuzzer.com%29%3C/a> trunk with
aah and not succeeding at all. I did find a forum posting on
http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14547643
<http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14547643%22%3Edsl> but I'm
just not getting it - it doesn't help that the configuration is an
output from the configuration files which makes it a little more
complicated to know what to put where in AMP trunk configuration.
According to the vbuzzer faq http://www.vbuzzer.com/faq.php
<http://www.vbuzzer.com/faq.php%22%3EFAQ%3C/a>, they do support byod
but the details are sparse. I have been able to connect successfully
with their ip phone software and make outgoing calls.
I have tried various setups for the trunk and then setup a dialplan to
use the trunk, but friendly allison just keeps telling me all circuits
are busy and when I monitor the asterisk log (with -vvvr) I do not see
it even attempt to connect. Actually I take that back, what I see is:
-- Got SIP response 404 "Not Found" back from 209.47.41.48
<http://209.47.41.48>
I think that my register string might be at fault:
password:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80 <http://password:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80>
though I have also tried
username:password:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80
<http://username:password:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80>
To be clear I am running Asterisk At Home
(asteriskathome.sourceforge.net
<http://asteriskathome.sourceforge.net>), so I am trying to configure
AMP instead of manually editting files.
Anyone successfully using * to connect to vbuzzer? It also just
dawned on me that this is the first SIP trunk I am attempting to setup
- all my other testing has been with IAX providers, though I have been
having problems getting fwd to work also.
Anyone know of 416 or 905 IAX voip providers that are free to cheap?
hmm, more research.
