Hello,
I have 2 asterisk systems. Trixbox behind NAT and Thirdlane Multi tenant with public IP address. I have 2 SIP trunks from 2 different provides. I setup the SIP trunks from you on Trixbox system without problems. All incoming and outgoing calls are working fine. But when I setup the trunk on the Thirdlane system the same way only incoming calls are OK. Outgoing calls are not working at all. Always when I try to dial out I get busy tone and the softphone gives me error message "Remote party decline". Is there some special setup for trunks on your system? Do you have some guide how to setup the trunk on your multitenant system?
Regards
Peter
another problem with SIP trunks
I managed to sort out the problem with outgoing calls. It looks some of the files were corrupted. I reinstalll asterisk and setup everything again and it work ok now. But I have new problem with these SIP trunks...
I have 3 SIP trunks from 3 different providers. When I setup only one of these trunks (any) it will register quickly. When I setup 2 of them, both will register but it takes much longer time. And when I register all 3 they won't register at all, not even 1 of them.
Any idea why?
Never seen that before.
Never seen that before. Can't think of any reason the number of providers would matter, either. I've got 6 trunks defined on my main box, and 2 of those are even two different accounts at the same provider, and mine all register right away during startup. Maybe someone else has an idea.
another problem with SIP trunks
this is like neverending story... I managed to sort out that problem, but I have another one.
When I ring my number from first provider it rings on my extension 101 and on the display it shows the number which I call. But when I ring my other SIP providers number it shows number of my mobile phone which I call from which is correct. In the system there is only 1 incomming route setup for all providers, all the incomming calls rings on the same ext 101 and all the SIP trunks are setup exactly the same way. Is that a problem with SIP provider or setup of the trunk on thirdlane box???
The best way to check that
The best way to check that is to look at the invite message from the carrier in question. It will have all the details.
-Matt
if you are getting the wrong
if you are getting the wrong CALLERID(num) it is either
a) as a result of information you received from the carrier
b) you incorrectly have callerid defined in the sip trunk in which case you either dont define callerid or define it as callerid=asreceived
problem with caller ID
thank you guys for your help.
In the guide from SIP provider for setting-up the SIP trunk it says the caller ID 'must' be set as the DID number from the provider. When it's like that, it shows still the same number for every incomming call comming through that SIP trunk.
So all I needed to do was to delete the caller ID from SIP trunk setting and now when it's blank everything works ok.
Peter
They probably meant the
They probably meant the outgoing callerid, which would be the one you set in the defaults for new extensions or on each extension.
Does your SIP provider have your account locked to your IP or do they require you to register? If the latter, have you filled in the registration line near the bottom of the SIP Trunk setup in Thirdlane? Calling party declines on a SIP trunk is usually a bad password or a bad source IP.