asterisk users - Dec 2004 - Sipura 3000 inbound FXO problem

I have a Sipura 3000, apparently configured correctly, when incoming 
calls arrive on the telco port they arrive properly on the Asterisk 
system - however they don't get routed properly. The Asterisk message:

Dec 30 07:47:16 NOTICE[2745]: chan_sip.c:7486 handle_request: Failed to 
authenticate user WIRELESS CALLER 
<sip:714XXXXXXX@1.0.24.5>;tag=7f8072c0c46250f7o1

X's are there to not advertise my phone number :-)

Any idea as to why any kind of authenticate would be done or would fail 
would be appreciated.

Steven P. Donegan wrote:
> I have a Sipura 3000, apparently configured correctly, when incoming 
> calls arrive on the telco port they arrive properly on the Asterisk 
> system - however they don't get routed properly. The Asterisk message:
> 
> Dec 30 07:47:16 NOTICE[2745]: chan_sip.c:7486 handle_request: Failed to 
> authenticate user WIRELESS CALLER 
> <sip:714XXXXXXX@1.0.24.5>;tag=7f8072c0c46250f7o1
> 
> X's are there to not advertise my phone number :-)
> 
> Any idea as to why any kind of authenticate would be done or would fail 
> would be appreciated.
Steven,

	It really seems like you need to setup an entry in sip.conf that "PSTN 
Line" on the sipura can register with.  Do you have an entry in sip.conf 
for it?  How is "PSTN Line" programmed?

--
Kristian Kielhofner

you have two 'friend' entries in your sip.conf.  it uses the second,
which is not what you want.  one should be peer and the other user.
though a number of versions of asterisk don't actually work with
peer/user, a major pita.

so try reversing the order of the two entries if you have problems
with peer/user.

and don't post a bug report about this.  you will get screamed at
and insulted (seems the mentality of the asterisk community), and
told you should have posted your question to this list despite
your already having done so.  this kind of response/support is
why we went with a commercial solution for production; though i
keep * for home use.

randy