Indeed that's what I initially thought but the strange thing is that I see the 408 coming from sipX to the GW.
However is possible that this would be in response to a timer request from the GW but I don't know how that may be implemented in SIP. Unfurtonately I am using a Callweaver GW. On Tue, May 27, 2008 at 6:50 PM, Tony Graziano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What type of gateway are you using? It sounds like a gateway > configuration issue. > > Tony > >>> "Luis F Urrea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/27/08 20:40 PM >>> > I have set the following under System->General->SIP Parameters > > Default Serial Fork Expiration: 30 > Default Expiration:200 > > and I see the changes reflected on : sipXproxy-config > > SIPX_PROXY_DEFAULT_EXPIRES : 200 > SIPX_PROXY_DEFAULT_SERIAL_EXPIRES : 30 > > On internal calls the timers are kept and the call rolls to VM after > 30seconds. > > But every inbound call from PSTN, either to a huntgroup or user > extension is > dropped after 20 seconds with a 408 from sipx to GW. > > Is there something I may be missing for the described call flow? > > sipX version information: > sipxproxy 3.10.1-012233 2008-04-08T22:23:27 ecs-centos5 > sipxconfig 3.10.1-012233 2008-04-08T22:39:19 ecs-centos5 > >
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