> I have a SIPX server in a co location @ 100mb internet, I > have around 35 locations all have multiple phones, and all > those phones work. > > One location however, only one phone connects properly, So > let me explain, > > Ext 210 and 211 are in a remote location, If I plug both of > them in and they both seem to connect, only one of them can > dial out and only one of them can dial another extension, now > here is the weird part, If I can dial out of 210 and I dial > extension 211 from another location extension 210 rings, and > if I get 211 to work, then when I dial ext 210 then extension > 211 rings.
Here are a few questions: 1- (silly but gotta ask) Is there any chance that 210 and 211 have the same IP address? 2- Is there anything different about this site vs. the 34 others? Is the combination of [phone model+fw revision, NAT model+fw revision] at the faulty site being successfully used in any other site. 3- Can you cut&paste the registration contacts for 210 and 211 in sipXconfig->Diagnostics->Registrations so that I can look at it? 4- What is the model of the NAT used are the faulty site? My best guess is that the NAT at the faulty site has difficulty disambiguating between two endpoints on the private network that both use port 5060 a source port and both send to the same destination IP:port. To [dis]prove that theory, is it possible for you to reconfigure *one* of the phones to use a non-standard source SIP port (6060 for example), reboot *both* phones, let them register and try to make outbound calls. _______________________________________________ sipx-users mailing list [email protected] List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users Unsubscribe: http://list.sipfoundry.org/mailman/listinfo/sipx-users sipXecs IP PBX -- http://www.sipfoundry.org/
