Hi Scott,
first try to see which entity generates the Forbidden reply? the proxy,
the callee phone?
regards,
bogdan
Scott Yagel wrote:
Has anyone had any experience with Openser and a SPA9000 configured as
I describe below?
I have my SPA9000 registered on one line to my ITSP. Calls out to the
ITSP work fine from phones registered to the SPA9000. I have the
SPA9000 registered to the Openser on line 2 of the SPA9000, and calls
from extensions registered on the SPA9000 can call extensions
registered on the OpenSER.
I use Openser as a sip proxy with lots of phone extensions (more than
the SPA9000 will support). When trying to call from a phone registered
on Openser to a phone registered to the SPA9000, I get a 403
Forbidden. Same with attempts to dial out to the ITSP.
Am I trying to do something that can't be done, or is it a SPA9000
configuration problem? [Confused]
Thanks for any suggestions,
Scott
Scott Yagel
PacketCall, Inc.
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