I am trying to dig up how to do this and I can't find exactly what I am looking for. I want to send all 4000's series numbers down my route 6, what is the best/easiest way for this? Thanks!
Your endpoint config looks wrong. Out and rebuild it as a dynamic SIP, with the name that your signaling server has under "SIP Gateway Endpoint Name"; no IP address needed. Can you screenshot that please?
Then, the number you want to call goes as a CDP number under the Asterisk endpoint.
SIP Gateway Endpoint name is configured in the telephony node, under each Signaling Server (expand the signaling server section). Sorry; I don't have a webspace ...
Hehe, you're quite welcome. I'm usually Phoenix, but in Kansas City at the moment.
SIP interop can be tricky with other systems, Nortel's is designed to be a peer-to-peer so the phone context and the like can be weird to other systems.
You can play with numbering type in NRS and on your DMI to find a combination that works for the Asterisk. Just run that SIP trace for each test and make sure you're actually getting to the Asterisk (look for 192.168.1.80) and not getting hosed up in NRS with the number lookup. For example, if you changed the number type in NRS to E.164 national, the lookup would fail.
Hopefully, a session border controller won't be necessary, but Nortel now makes a SIP Trunk Bridge with R7.0 that is basically a lightweight SBC...
I think the NRS endpoint is hosed up; that's why I'd delete it and rebuild it as a dynamic SIP endpoint with the SIP Gateway name "tmetss"; right now if I remember right you have it as dynamic SIP but the IP address is typed in there too (and it's the wrong IP; you always put in the Node IP not the individual SS IP).
Build it w/ no password, then delete the SIP Gateway Authentication Password in the SS configuration, then transmit it again. Something may have just gotten confused in the software with all the messing around we were doing.
I was able to rebuild tmetss, but when I go to remove the password I get an error stating "H3058 A value is required for SIP gateway authentication password SIP gateway is enabled."
I'd imagine you can just put any value like 1234 (that may even be the default); it won't matter unless authentication is turned on in NRS at the UDP, CDP or endpoint level...
I think I got it; H323 is or got turned on in the signaling server; GKNPM and NPM are H.323 registration modules. SIPNPM is for SIP. You can either add an H.323 endpoint in your NRS with the same name (it should be a RAS endpoint, IE, dynamic) as appears in the H323 settings of your signaling server, or, you can uncheck h.323 from the signaling server and telephony node config.
Cause of problem
The endpoint is not using H323 protocol.
Problem Resolution
Unselect H323 from the Signaling Server (SS) setting and reboot the SS.
Affected Products
Enterprise VoIP Core CS 1000E
Enterprise VoIP Core CS 1000M Chassis/Cabinet
Enterprise VoIP Core CS 1000M Half Group
Enterprise VoIP Core CS 1000M Multi Group
Enterprise VoIP Core CS 1000M Single Group
Enterprise VoIP Core CS 1000S
Humm, can't add a name that is already present, so can't duplicate it. Changed the Enable IP Peer Gateway to SIP only, and deleted out the H323 ID field . . . restarting.
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