Hello all,
I have deployed a new SIP trunk with one of my clients and have an Inbound Test DID on their account.
When I call the test DID, it connects about 20% of the time. The other 80% I get a busy signal.
I had their firewall administrator do the following:
Lock down anything on port 5060 aside from their SIP Provider. We will need to always allow the Following Subnets and have them forwarded to their Avaya PBX:
104.219.163.0/24
104.219.162.0/24
Avaya PBX: 192.168.1.220
Also please Forward the RTP Port Range to the Avaya PBX at: 192.168.1.220
Same issue. Thoughts?
ACSS
I have deployed a new SIP trunk with one of my clients and have an Inbound Test DID on their account.
When I call the test DID, it connects about 20% of the time. The other 80% I get a busy signal.
I had their firewall administrator do the following:
Lock down anything on port 5060 aside from their SIP Provider. We will need to always allow the Following Subnets and have them forwarded to their Avaya PBX:
104.219.163.0/24
104.219.162.0/24
Avaya PBX: 192.168.1.220
Also please Forward the RTP Port Range to the Avaya PBX at: 192.168.1.220
Same issue. Thoughts?
ACSS