You were right. I had the Polycom credintials configured wrong no the
Polycom web GUI. Here is the way it needed to be configured
Click on Lines
Address = d...@domain.com
Auth User ID = dl
Auth password =
Label = 1234567
Before that I had Address and Auth User ID looking like d...@do
On Sunday 27 September 2009 06:11:53 osiris123d wrote:
> So I went to the web GUI clicked on SIP and then clicked on Local Settings
> and set the "Local SIP Port" to be 60111, but the polycom is still not
> registering. Here is the ngrep output now.
So, again ... you proxy it's not challenging th
On Sunday 27 September 2009 04:46:52 osiris123d wrote:
> I am sure this is not a OpenSIPs issue, but I was just wondering if people
> have run into this and what they have done to resolve this. I currently
> have been testing my OpenSIPs config with Counterpaths Bria client and also
> the SJphone.
So I went to the web GUI clicked on SIP and then clicked on Local Settings
and set the "Local SIP Port" to be 60111, but the polycom is still not
registering. Here is the ngrep output now.
U 75.65.x.x:60111 -> 66.80.x.x:5060
REGISTER sip:sip..com SIP/2.0.
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.100:6011
Try changing the port that the Polycom is listening on from 5060 to
something else.
Regards,
Norm
osiris123d wrote:
> I am sure this is not a OpenSIPs issue, but I was just wondering if people
> have run into this and what they have done to resolve this. I currently
> have been testing my OpenS
I am sure this is not a OpenSIPs issue, but I was just wondering if people
have run into this and what they have done to resolve this. I currently
have been testing my OpenSIPs config with Counterpaths Bria client and also
the SJphone. They don't have any issues registering behind NAT. I just
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