> Sounds like you are trying to do IP auth? Have your sipx gateway
> register with their server if they cannot send calls to 5080.
> That is how we have it configured.
Correct, I need IP auth. That would work ok in some cases but IP auth would be
better.
However, my main concern initially was
On 2/14/2012 4:44 PM, m...@grounded.net wrote:
> Kinda confused here
>
> This was the reply I got today asking for an update since this seems to be
> going on and on. This is what I got.
> I guess they don't know what people are using with their services but they
> did know sipx. I thought so
Kinda confused here
This was the reply I got today asking for an update since this seems to be
going on and on. This is what I got.
I guess they don't know what people are using with their services but they did
know sipx. I thought someone said they were receiving services on port 5080
just
I think the 6000 is the other model.
As long as they use the standard Polycom SIP firmware you should be all set.
If you look in your configuration gui you'll see that the 4000, 5000, 6000
and 7000 are all listed.
Mike
On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 4:18 AM, Sébastien QUESSON wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My
Great.
Weight is only a factor if you have multiple servers with the same priority.
So, this is basic and should always be done to verify DNS is configured
properly.
next, what ports are forwarded in to the sipXecs box?
and
is outbound port randomization disabled on your firewall (and what
Hi all,
My company is looking for a conference hardphone. IP7000 is probably oversized
for our needs and twice the price of IP5000.
As I could read, it seems Polycom introduced a new hardware version for IP5000
model. Could you confirm that a sipx 4.4 template would fit this polycom
revision?
