After the SBC support (ACME) was exhausted after 2 complete days of working
to handle the registration through the SBC as well as refer and Notify..
They finally gave up.. They asked us to check our SIPX configuration.
What I did, I put the registration back directly on SIPX and everything
worked just fine.. 
 
Yes, I tried both with and without a default SBC IP address / port 5060
without any difference.
 
Regards
Saad
 
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Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2012 3:10 PM
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Subject: Re: [sipx-users] Signaling issues on new install
 
 
On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 2:59 PM, Joe Micciche <[email protected]> wrote:
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> We are experiencing similar problems, started after the phone
> registration were moved to an external SBC(ACME 3820),,,,,,,,,,,.
> We were working on changing our deployment by updating our core
> network design, just completed the change this morning, our call
> flow became: Polycom >> SIPX>> SBC>> ITSP .. All Polycom
> registration are done through the SBC..
Wouldn't your callflow actually be:

Polycom -> [outside realm] sbc [inside realm] -> sipX -> [inside
realm] sbc [outside realm] -> ITSP?
 
Polycom [register>SBC>passthru to SIPX] ->sipxproxy to ->unamanaged gateway
being sbc <-->> media to phone negotiated by sbc, sipx is not anchoring it. 

> 1.       The MWI stopped to update itself. 2.       The MOH has
> also stopped to play . 3.       The caller ID setting on the
> "unmanaged Gateway" that is supposed to override the users CLID is
> not taking in place and not working .. Also the CLID is showing the
> extension number no matter what the setting was on the extension
> caller ID settings. 4.       The call forwarding is still OK ;
> however, the attended AND Unattended transfer failed to work.
All of this should Just Work, as others have noted it may require a
slight tweak to your sbc config handling REFERs. We are experiencing
#2 above, but our users like it as they hate hold music.

Regardless, more details would be helpful.

> Is there by chance a way to treat ACME 3820 as a "MANAGED" gateway?
> Can we use ACME 1000 for it?
Is the APKT set as your default sbc for internet calling?

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