You haven't indicated how you have programmed the MP-118, so not clear if
you manually configured it, or used a configuration from sipXecs.  And, is
this a purely FXO product and not mixed fxo/fxs?

My recommendation is to start with Sipxecs and configure the MP-118 with
their template.  Once this is done, you can download the xml file by
clicking on it, and then upload it to the MP-118.  Burn it and then reboot
it.  This should get you a base configuration working that you can merely
tweak on the gateway.

For your dialing, you can control that with your dial plan for that gateway.

Personally, rather than pouring through logs, I'd either get a capture with
wireshark, and in wireshark go to Telephony/Voip Calls.  It will open a
dialogue box that allows you to watch calls as they happen.  You can click
on any call and do a "graph", which will allow you to see the SIP events,
and you can open an individual packet to inspect what it is doing.

The other option is to clear all of your log file at /var/log/sipXecs.
Recreate the event, and then run /var/log/sipXecs/merged-logs.  This will
create a merged.xml file.  Open this file either in your os, or windows with
the SipViewer which can be downloaded from the www.sipfoundry.org website.
You can view the sip events with this viewer, and look at the individual
packet information as well.

This should get you going down the happy path..............

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Andrew Cotter
Sent: Sunday, January 17, 2010 8:02 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [sipx-users] AudioCodes MP-118 and SipX

Good morning,

I am having an issue with connecting an AudioCodes MP-118 (all FXO) running
firmware version 5.60A.024.003 to Sipx 4.0.4-017289 with 8 copper lines.   I
have a Polycom 550 and Cisco 7960 setup for testing.

Problem #1
I can dial in from the outside and get the AA.  From there I try and dial an
extension or dial by and the attendant says "please hold why I transfer your
call" then a few seconds later the line is disconnected.

I am new the sipx world, but as I understand it the problem might be with
REFER?  


Problem #2
Having either of the phones dial out.  I have added the gateway and the
built in local and long distance dial plans.  At one point it would dial out
but was send the wrong combo of digits since I kept getting the "please dial
1 and the area code" or some other message that the number was incorrect
depending on the configuration at the time.  

Not sure how to grab a good look at the logs or even what I should be
looking for.  Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

Andrew

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