Does anyone have a working vitelity configuration that they can show me (minus the username and password of course)? I have les.net working, but my sipXecs 4 installation will not register with vitelity. Initially I was using the template with my username and password added, but when this didn't work I tried a few other things, but nothing has worked so far. I did have vitelity working under trixbox using this configuration:
TrixBox inbound setup: (I've replaced my username and password with [myusername] and [mypassword]) Trunk name: vitel-inbound Peer Details: type=friend dtmfmode=auto username=[myusername] secret=[mypassword] context=from-trunk ; (this could be ext-did or from-pstn as well) insecure=very canreinvite=no host=inbound18.vitelity.net Register String: [myusername]:[[email protected]:5060 TrixBox outbound setup: Trunk name: vitel-outbound Peer Details: type=friend dtmfmode=auto username=[myusername] secret=[mypassword] fromuser=[myusername] trustrpid=yes sendrpid=yes context=from-trunk ; (this could be ext-did or from-pstn as well) canreinvite=no host=outbound.vitelity.net Register String: left blank I've tried this in my sipXecs configuration: 1) Used sipXecs template supplied values for vitelity with my username and password. 2) Same as 1, with the hostnames used in my previous trixbox configuration. 3) Same as 2 with my trixbox inbound register string set as asserted identity (yes I cleared the appropriate check box). 4) Same as 3 with the ":5060" removed from register string and copied into the "ITSP Registrar Listening Port" field. 5) I've varied all of the above by selecting "Use public address for call setup", and "strip private headers". I guess I just don't know how or if the TrixBox register string has any direct equivalent in sipXecs. The other thing I was wondering about is the use of port 5060 by Vitelity. Does this mean I also need to use port 5060? My current router has very limited capabilities when it comes to port redirection (inbound redirection only), so remapping ports is likely to be a problem unless I insert another router into the path just to do the port swapping (normally I wouldn't consider this, but my current router has some capabilities I need for other things). -- James Holmes RTDS Technologies Inc. (204) 989-9706 _______________________________________________ sipx-users mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users Unsubscribe: http://list.sipfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/sipx-users
