On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 11:56 AM, Bryan Hiller <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> What ports do I open up or forward in my Mikrotik router and what IPs do I 
> put in my broadvoice Gateway, sipxbridge SBC fields, and NAT Transversal 
> fields? (let's use as many default ports as possible)
>
> here is my setup: (i can make internal calls among mitel 5224 phones, but 
> nothing outgoing or incoming is possible)
>
> Sipx 3.11.11
> Public static ip 216.107.200.18
> Static priviate IP for sipx server: 10.0.1.79 w/ DHCP TFTP and DNS services
>
> broadvoice gateway info: domain: sip.broadvoice.com
>                         outbound proxy: proxy-nyc.broadvoice.com
>                                         (147.135.20.222) port 5060
>                         registrar: sip.broadvoice.com port 5060
>
> Sipxbridge:  I will use default ports (what are internal vs external arms)

Only one arm at present. Internal port is 5090 ( by default ).
External port is 5080 (by default). Set the External Address of
sipxbridge to be that of your proxy server ( it is not set in the GUI
by default )



>
> I am more than willing to give anyone my account info if they would like to 
> test this.
>
> if i had to guess what my problem is I would guess the router forwarding. do 
> i forward incoming requests on ports 5060 to my sipx server on port 5080 to 
> use sipxbridge?

5080 is the default external port. It appears your ITSP uses
registration and hence you would not need to worry about port
forwarding.

You will need to define a dial plan, an ITSP gateway for that dial
plan and a Route for the ITSP gateway that points to an internal SBC
instance.

I think there is a problem (bug) with dial plans replication at the
moment ( at least I am experiencing one but I am not certain it has
nothing to do with my environment ) which causes the dial plans not to
be written out to fallbackrules.xml. Take a peek at
etc/sipxpbx/fallbackrules.xml and see if you find evidence of your
dial plan there.

Take a look at etc/sipxpbx/sipxbridge.xml and see if you find evidence
of your ITSP configuration there.



>
> Thanks,
>
> Bryan
>
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