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Setting up H.323 remote phone on essential 2
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amriddle01
Programmer
Have you done the other stuff required? Telnet isn't the best way to test this, the IPO doesn't respond to telnet I don't think 
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2 parts are required.
Port forwarding and IP route in the IPO.
Test your firewall with a port checker. Find them easily online, they are websites that will check for you but you can only test 1719 as 1720 is the response port from the IPO.
Joe W.
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Port forwarding and IP route in the IPO.
Test your firewall with a port checker. Find them easily online, they are websites that will check for you but you can only test 1719 as 1720 is the response port from the IPO.
Joe W.
FHandw, ACSS (SME), expired
"This is the end of the world, make sure to buy your T-shirt before it is too late"
Original expression of my daughter
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holdmusic34
Vendor
Port 1718 H.323 Discovery
Turn your firewall off and test. If you still can't register then something else is wrong. If you can register. Then you know it's a firewall issue.
From IP Office Release 8.0+, the configuration of remote H323 extensions is supported without needing those extensions to be running special VPN firmware.
What release is your system on?
Also, I've referenced this before to get it to work:
1) enable remote worker on the lan port that is used for this
2) set up stun if the IPO is not connected to internet without NAT (NAT -> STUN)
3) enable remote worker on the used extension
4) enable remote worker on the user.
Then on the phone turn off 801.q (important)
Set the external IP address on the phone.
Be sure that these ports are forwarded if the IPO is not on the internet.
1718 UDP
1719 UDP
1720 TCP
RTP ports configured on the LAN port (remote worker part)
ICMP must be enabled for the public IP address used for the remote worker.
Also ,(I've been told this too) close up your RTP range. You're providing capabilities for 2047 handsets to connect. Do you need that many?
"There is one hope, and, as usual, it's Norwegian!"
Professor Farnsworth, Futurama
Turn your firewall off and test. If you still can't register then something else is wrong. If you can register. Then you know it's a firewall issue.
From IP Office Release 8.0+, the configuration of remote H323 extensions is supported without needing those extensions to be running special VPN firmware.
What release is your system on?
Also, I've referenced this before to get it to work:
1) enable remote worker on the lan port that is used for this
2) set up stun if the IPO is not connected to internet without NAT (NAT -> STUN)
3) enable remote worker on the used extension
4) enable remote worker on the user.
Then on the phone turn off 801.q (important)
Set the external IP address on the phone.
Be sure that these ports are forwarded if the IPO is not on the internet.
1718 UDP
1719 UDP
1720 TCP
RTP ports configured on the LAN port (remote worker part)
ICMP must be enabled for the public IP address used for the remote worker.
Also ,(I've been told this too) close up your RTP range. You're providing capabilities for 2047 handsets to connect. Do you need that many?
"There is one hope, and, as usual, it's Norwegian!"
Professor Farnsworth, Futurama
Also some ISP's block the ports necessary co connect this way (Virgin Media is one that is known not to be suitable)
I have always found the reliability of NAT traversal to be poor & with the added problems of weakening system security have always advised customers to use VPN handsets instead.
a suitable VPN router is not that expensive
A Maintenance contract is essential, not a Luxury.
Do things on the cheap & it will cost you dear
I have always found the reliability of NAT traversal to be poor & with the added problems of weakening system security have always advised customers to use VPN handsets instead.
a suitable VPN router is not that expensive
A Maintenance contract is essential, not a Luxury.
Do things on the cheap & it will cost you dear
mattKnight
Programmer
>I have all required ports forwarded in router but when i telnet into port 1719 the registry port it will not reach IPO. Neither will 49152-53246. Any suggestions?
Yes... Telnet only opens a TCP connection. You are trying to create a TCP connection to a listening UDP port (doesn't work for various & obvious reasons). Your firewall, even if properly programmed, will drop the connection.
Take Care
Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.
Yes... Telnet only opens a TCP connection. You are trying to create a TCP connection to a listening UDP port (doesn't work for various & obvious reasons). Your firewall, even if properly programmed, will drop the connection.
Take Care
Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.
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