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...t incoming calls fail. Configs all look good I thought. My PBX is behind our firewall with a direct NAT of one to one for an external IP. IAX port is forwarded UDP and TCP to the internal IP. * shows good registration and Ips and ports show solid. Within my AAH I have the registration like the provier said to do. I get absolutely nothing on the incoming. IAX2 debug shows nothing on incoming. Just a fast busy. Outgoing works perfectly however. I have a defined DID in the AMP interface and verified it is written to confs and have reloaded. Can anyone tell me another way to verify that someth...

...to the way US phone systems work, however I'm going to ask anyway. In the UK there are several providers who provide national rate PSTN => Voip gateways which are free to receive calls on, (for the recipient), the caller pays the cost of calling. E.g 0844 0870 etc. I am looking for a US provier who offers the same sort of system. I don't call the US but I have people in the US who call me. I wanted to set up a number where they could call, which would route to my * box, preferable via IAX or failing that SIP, (I haven't manged to get sip to work with DTMF yet, hence my preferenc...

...ver in my production machine I have the following configured: register = user:password@providerip [provider-ingress] type=peer username=user host=providerip [provider-egress] type=user username=user host=providerip That's the basics, user, password, providerip are all the same. Now when the provier sends us a call, it always comes in through (according to the CLI and CDR) provider-egress. How can this be if a "user" is supposed to send calls, not receive them?? -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://lists.digium.com/pipermail/asterisk-...