asterisk users - Aug 2006 - Working Sipura 3000 or Linksys 3102 configuration?

Hello

	I'm having a problem with the Linksys 3102: With incoming PSTN calls, I 
can hear the caller through the X-Ten softphone, but he can't hear me. The 
problem is worse with Sjphone and the GrandStream 100 hardphone, as I get 
no sound in either direction.

FWIW...

- the SIP client, the PBX and the Linksys are all connected to a switch, 
with no firewall anywhere

- the only way I can get the Linksys to notify the PBX of an incoming PSTN 
call is using the following settings:

* PSTN Line > PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup > PSTN Ring Thru Line 1 = yes
* User 1 > Call Forward Settings > Cfwd All Dest = fxo (where
"fxo" is the
account also used in PSTN Line > Subscriber Information to register with 
the PBX)

Dial plans in either "Line 1" or "PSTN Line" don't make
it.

Could someone upload his configuration of the Linksys (File > Save as file) 
so I can compare with what I have?

Since both ends use G711u as their default codec and there's no firewall 
between them, I suspect I'm totally wrong when it comes to configuring the 
Linksys as a simple SIP gateway (no use for the FXS port at this point). 
Possibly some routing issue.

Thank you.


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incent Delporte wrote:
> Hello
>
>     I'm having a problem with the Linksys 3102: With incoming PSTN
> calls, I can hear the caller through the X-Ten softphone, but he can't
> hear me. The problem is worse with Sjphone and the GrandStream 100
> hardphone, as I get no sound in either direction.
>
> FWIW...
>
> - the SIP client, the PBX and the Linksys are all connected to a switch,
> with no firewall anywhere
>
> - the only way I can get the Linksys to notify the PBX of an incoming
> PSTN call is using the following settings:
>
> * PSTN Line > PSTN-To-VoIP Gateway Setup > PSTN Ring Thru Line 1 =
yes
> * User 1 > Call Forward Settings > Cfwd All Dest = fxo (where
"fxo" is
> the account also used in PSTN Line > Subscriber Information to register
> with the PBX)
>
> Dial plans in either "Line 1" or "PSTN Line" don't
make it.
>
> Could someone upload his configuration of the Linksys (File > Save as
> file) so I can compare with what I have?
>
> Since both ends use G711u as their default codec and there's no
firewall
> between them, I suspect I'm totally wrong when it comes to configuring
> the Linksys as a simple SIP gateway (no use for the FXS port at this
> point). Possibly some routing issue.
Here are mine (with UK regional settings/A-law).

http://www.wellsted.org.uk/spa3102router.html for the router
configuration as bridge and
http://www.wellsted.org.uk/spa3102voice.html for my voice configuration
with UK regionalisation (A-law, UK tones/cadences).




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Ron Wellsted
ron@wellsted.org.uk http://www.wellsted.org.uk
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At 15:12 23/08/2006 -0700, Ron Wellsted wrote:
>Here are mine (with UK regional settings/A-law).
Thanks a bunch :-) After more search, it turns out that if you don't need 
the router feature of the 3102 (I already have a router), the unit must be 
connected to the LAN through its... WAN plug. It would have been nice that 
the pathetic 6-page brochur - which is the only known documentation to date 
for the 3102 - mention that :-/

Next steps:
- setting up an IP phone accross the Internet, and handle the firewall issue
- see if the Linksys can connect out to a remote IP phone directly, with no 
PBX at all.

Cheers
VD.


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