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No audio on SIP Trunks on incoming calls 5

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dzdoz

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Feb 3, 2017
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Hi everyone, I have an ip 500v2 ver. 9.1.5 with Sip trunks (with Nexvortex) for outgoing and incoming calls. No DID's just calls come in on sip trunk and are routed to a hunt group, rings a couple of phones then auto attendant picks up after 4 or 5 rings. Outgoing calls work great but no audio on incoming calls once answered. Below is what nexvortex says is happening:

The request line URI for my initial invite to you:
U 2018/01/02 22:22:55.403401 nVproxy:5060 -> 66.23.190.100:5060INVITE sip:14794647776@174.71.152.35 SIP/2.0

Your 20OK, contact header back to me showing the private IP:
Contact:
And your connection part of the SDP portion:
Contact: sip:14794647776@192.168.90.251:5060;transport=udp

They say in c= header they see my ip office ip address is why no audio. They need to see my wan ip in that header. How do I get this wan ip to show up in the c= header instead of my phone system ip address? Thanks
Note: I am using a Cisco RV320 Router.
 
Is the SIP transport tab set to use that LAN, if not then having network topology populated will make no difference.

You could try

Changing Open Internet to Unknown
Binding Refresh to 60
UDP to 5060
TCP to 5060
TLS to 5061

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You can't have Open Internet in Network Topology as then it will not use the Public IP.

You need to set it to for example Static Port Block.

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer
 
Thanks everyone for your replies. I will be back over on site tomorrow sometime and will change my topology settings. I will let you know if that was a fix. Thanks again
 
Well, I and a local computer tech worked on this for a couple of hours of no avail. Tried several different settings in the Network Topology of no avail. Don't have a stun server to use and to run stun. The IT guy is going to bring over a different router than this cisco. Might have to use wireshark to trace SIP connections. I am trying to come up with a managed switch with port mirroring capabilities or an old hub that broadcast to all ports for testing SIP traffic from phone system to router. If anyone has anymore thoughts on this, please feel free to reply. Thanks
 
Have you set the SIP trunk to use Network Topology as well?

"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer
 
It is set to none. Do I need to to set it to LAN1 even tho I do not have a stun ip address?
 
Yes, as I posted 2 days ago without doing this the network topology tab is pointless.

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Ok thanks Pepp77. I will try that first thing this morning.
 
Thank to everyone. That was it. Enabled the Transport tab to use the Network Topology and all is working great. Thanks again to all my tech hero's. Restored my faith in a Cisco RV320 Routers. It was my bad in programming the sip tabs in the ip office.
 
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