I am having a problem with SIP in eMG80 system, inbound and outbound calls are already functioning, the only problem is there is no voice, only noise.
What could this problem be? Thank you!
If it is sip trunks and they are registering you don't need any ports open. The router will do it itself as the connection is originated from the internal network. Lack of speech is usually a routing issue. Check the firewall address and board based data,also ensure there is no alg enabled in the router.
I opened up the ports but somehow it still has no voice, about the routing issue I double checked, and i guess the configuration is right.
about the ALG, it is not enabled.
Shorten up the registraion timer in pgm133. It may be that the system looks like it is offline to incoming calls. I have had this where a router dropped the nat rule too quickly.
You could turn on the sip traces and watch what happens when the calls fail. See if they even get presented to the system. Do you have a sip phone you can log on in place of the emg to see if it still happens. That might help narrow it down.
Inbound calls are not being presented in the system, there are no SIP packets when I test Inbound calls, that does mean I have a routing problem?
Thank you!
If you are using registration then you shouldn't need any config in your router. What type of router are you using? If you have ports forwarded try disabling them.
What happens to the 70% of calls? What do you receive from the network? error, busy or silence?
SIP ALG off on the router
Keep Alive needs turning on maybe
Does it happen if no one is on the phone? ie, no one on a line and a call can call in ok? 2nd call doesn't get through or is it just random?
Trace is the way forward. How many SIP Trunks have you got? Can you definitely have more than 2 concurrent calls? Our provider gives us 2 SIP Trunks as standard and I have to increase them to what the customer requested on the install, sometimes Ive forgotten and wondered at the end of the day why the phones are quiet!
A pattern will emerge once you narrow down the possibilities and we can help more.
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What happens to the 70% of calls? What do you receive from the network? error, busy or silence? They are not going through the PBX, on my telephone screen it says "ISDN Line Released Register on Timer"
SIP ALG off on the router SIP ALG is disabled.
Keep Alive needs turning on maybe Keep Alive is also turned on
Does it happen if no one is on the phone? ie, no one on a line and a call can call in ok? 2nd call doesn't get through or is it just random? Yes, it is random actually, sometimes it goes through, but more percentage of the calls don't go through, it happens even if Lines are not in use.
Trace is the way forward. How many SIP Trunks have you got? Can you definitely have more than 2 concurrent calls? Our provider gives us 2 SIP Trunks as standard and I have to increase them to what the customer requested on the install, sometimes Ive forgotten and wondered at the end of the day why the phones are quiet! I have done a packet trace, in the FW Side I cannot see any SIP Packets, it seems that it is blocking the packets, but I already allowed all traffic to go through because it is only in lab. Our provider gave us 2 SIP Trunks too.
A pattern will emerge once you narrow down the possibilities and we can help more.
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