Thanks for the info Liviu.
I made the changes you suggested, and I managed to get everything registered on port 80, however I still have the same problem. When I try and call my vbuzzer number it says the number is not in service, and when I try an outgoing call, it says all circuits are busy. I know the number works because I've tested it before with the soft phone that vbuzzer provides. Any suggestions as to what else could be the problem? Chris _____ From: Liviu Toma [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: June 11, 2007 11:23 PM To: Christopher Allsop; [email protected] Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Need some help with Trixbox and Vbuzzer Hi Christopher, Vbuzzer uses port 80 for SIP messages, so under the peer details you have to change change port=5060 to port=80. You probably have to do the same for user details, I am not very good when it comes to TrixBox (I am using just a plain asterisk), so I can't tell you for sure. You have to change also the registration string to use port 80. Now this may be tricky. Theoretically you have to use: register => XXXXXX:YYYYYY:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:80/416NXXXXXX but in some 1.2.x versions, the port parameter was broken, and I had to use register => XXXXXX:YYYYYY:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/416NXXXXXX where vbuzzer_peer was the label for my peer details for vbuzzer. I haven't checked recently whether that was fixed, I figured why break something that already works. Also, there's something I noticed with vbuzzer (at least that was valid a while ago): thir servers really don't like when you change the registration details frequently, and sometimes when you make a change you can't receive calls anymore,. However, if you just disable the registration for a while (a couple hours or so, to let all the previous registrations expire) and then re-enable it, it will work. Liviu ----- Original Message ----- From: Christopher <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Allsop To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 11:04 PM Subject: [on-asterisk] Need some help with Trixbox and Vbuzzer Hello everyone. I'm fairly new to Linux/Asterisk/Trixbox etc so you may have to be patient with me. I do have a problem with my connection between my Trixbox computer and my connection with Vbuzzer. Using the FreePBX section of Trixbox, I was able to input what I think is needed to have my trixbox find and contact the vbuzzer servers. I know my account works because when I use the vbuzzer softphone, I can make calls fine. The problem is in the incoming and outgoing of calls through my trixbox. Here is my set up. I am using x-lite soft phones on my computers and they work fine between computers for phone calls, so I know Trixbox works. When I review the asterisk information, it shows that the server is connected and registered with vbuzzer. Here are the settings that I have listed on FreePBX to make that connection: Trunk name: vbuzzer Peer details allow=ulaw&gsm authname=XXXXXX canreinvite=no context=from-internal disallow=all dtmf=rfc2833 dtmfmode=rfc2833 fromdomain=vbuzzer.com fromuser=XXXXXX hidecallerid=yes host=vbuzzer.com insecure=very nat=yes port=5060 qualify=yes secret=YYYYYY type=friend user=XXXXXX useragent=VBuzzer/1.1.0.9 username=XXXXXX User Context: DID number (the number given to me by Vbuzzer - 416NXXXXXX) User Details allow=ulaw&gsm canreinvite=no context=from-pstn disallow=all dtmfmode=rfc2833 fromdomain=vbuzzer.com fromuser=XXXXXX host=vbuzzer.com insecure=very port=5060 qualify=yes secret=YYYYYY type=friend username=XXXXXX And my Registration String is: XXXXXX:YYYYYY:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/416NXXXXXX Does anyone have any idea why my connection will not go through? Maybe it is something simple I am missing, or maybe its complex, but any help would be appreciated. Cheers! Christopher Allsop, Hon.B.A. Independent Telecom Consultant All-Aboard Telecom [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.allaboardtelecom.ca Mailing Address: 2000 Appleby Line, Suite 356 Burlington, ON. L7L 7H7 (905) 808-4566 1 (800) 373-9145
