similar to: Asterisk and a SPA3000 behind NAT peer registration

Hi, I have a little situation here :( I have an Asterisk working, and in another office, a Sipura SPA-3000. I configured the SPA and I have the extension working, the incomming trunk working, but the outgoing trunk (peer) does not work. The issue is that I have a dynamic IP where the SPA is, and neither the SPA nor my router have DynamicDNS. So, if I

Hi, These days I run into something quite odd. I have an A@H that was modified to meet our requirements. We have a completely funtional DISA which we use pretty much all the time. I works flawlessly with incomming SIP calls from several providers, IAX calls from FWD and with ZAP. Recently we came out with a situation where it doesn't work... with a

Hi, I'm using a Sipura SPA 3000 to receive calls from a PSTN line and to send them to Asterisk. But on Asterisk, I don't see the PSTN caller ID! I only have User ID of the SPA 3000 as caller number. The caller number is present on the PSTN line. I'm in france, maybe the SPA 3000 is not compatible? If you have an idea, please tell me! Thanks, Micka?l

Hallo! I had ordered a Sipura SPA-3000 in the UK, but the supplier turned out to be unreliable and never shipped. Yesterday I went looking for alternative suppliers and found the Linksys SPA3000 device. It's a different box, but the specs look very similar. Is this the same device? Has anyone used this Linksys SPA3000 successfully with Asterisk? Thanks, Frank

Hello all, I have a new Sipura SPA-2000 that I am trying to configure beind a NAT. The SPA is able to register to the asterisk server without a problem and the SPA can make calls to other extension that are not behind a NAT. However, when I try to call the SPA from another extension, the extension connected to the SPA rings, the user at the SPA answers, and there is no audio in either

Hi, I'm using a SPA 3000 as FXO and FXS termination connected to my * box. I'm using the caller ID prefix trick explained here: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Sipura+3000. All seems to work really fine, there is only a problem when I hangup my IP phone after a conversation and the other party don't: in this case the PSTN line remains connected until the other party hangs up. Any

I am trying to get a SPA-3000 to work behind NAT - for the sake of the exercice. The SPA is on the local network at the address 192.168.0.125 behind a NATted linux router. The machine I am trying to work with is a friend's (let's call it lolo.dyndns.org) and I've installed Asterisk 1.0.3 on it. I can see the SPA register but when I try to make an outbound call I get the message:

Hello, I am new to mongrel. I have mongrel running on a linux machine (Fedora core), which sits behind a broadband router. The linux machine has the typical 192.168... internal IP address. We use the dynamicdns to connect to the linux machine from outside world. Now, my question is how can myself and my colleagues connect to mongrel from outside world. I tried starting mongrel with the -a

I've got a Sipura SPA-1001 that I'm trying to get working with an Asterisk server that's on the public Internet, while the SPA-1001 is behind NAT. I did the first obvious thing and mapped ports 5060 and 10000 - 30000 to the local IP address of the SPA-1001. Tried numerous proxy settings, have all the NAT settings == yes. Registration seems to be happening; with sip debug on, I see

I'm still unable to get my SPA-1001 to work behind NAT with an Asterisk box out on the Internet. It works fine to my local A@H box. I've tried... many things. I'm willing to pay a $250 bounty (PayPal preferred) to anyone who can help me get it working. Any Sipura experts out there? Eric.

Hey, all... If this is too off-topic, I'd be grateful for directions to a more appropriate mailing list. I'm trying to set up Asterisk and some Sipura boxes. I've got an SPA-3000 which is registering twice with Asterisk - once for its FXS/Line1/VoIP1 and once for its FXO/PSTN/VoIP2. My eventual goal is to have inbound calls on its FXO ring four times on its FXS and then fail over to

I am still haveing problems (echo) with my X100P but I'm thinking it has more to do with the server it is in which is not a negotiable item at this time. My question then is to the use of SPA3000's as a replacement from the FXO standpoint. 1. Can you setup the FXO port to recognize distinctinve ring and call a different context like you can do with Zap channels? Being able to call a

I've got someone sat in a home-office with an SPA921 behind NAT, and most probably a firewall. I've got a STUN-server running, and calling in from the SPA921 to our Asterisk box works fine - though I had to open the firewall for UDP traffic on port 10000-20000. Calling from our Asterisk to the SPA921 doesn't work. I'm guessing this is due to the NAT/firewall on the other side,

Hi, all I am trying to figure out how to forward incoming PSTN call on SPA3000 to VoIP extension(s). Basically, I have converted my home to VoIP. I have normal phone (connected to SPA3000) and couple of IP phones. All call coming from VoIP DID do ring all phones (analogue via SPA3000 and IP ones). Now I need to do same thing for incoming PSTN calls. I have enabled gateway function in SPA3000 and

Does anybody have a good link how to connect Sipura with Asteriks, both behind NAT? I'm using FWD but their connection is like a weather (especially IAX), I need something more reliable. I was thinking of using stun and/or proxy but can not find any good link explaining how to setup Linux server -- #Joseph

Hello All! I am in the process of assembling an asterisk-based phone system for my office - using SPA-3000s to connect the network to the PSTN. I am wondering if anybody else can get (or has already seen) the same behaviour out of their 3000. The short version: Send multiple Calls to the SPA's FXO port at the same time it is re-registering with Asterisk. SPA HTTP Configuration:

My porblem is incoing PSTN calls are being forwarde to the * box, the phone rings, but when the phone is picked up, the call is not taken - it continues to ring. I am forwarding the call to (<S0:6666>) in my dial plan Can anyone assist? This is driving my crazy! Extract from the * console Executing Dial("SIP/3001-047c", "SIP/2004") in new stack -- Called 2004 --

Hi list, After successfully configuring Linksys SPA3000 and SPA3102 devices as Asterisk PSTN gateways, the only thing I can't get working is the PSTN Caller ID. The analog and SIP phones I've used can both display CIDs for internal calls, while the analog model also displays CIDs correctly when attached directly to the PSTN line. However, when PSTN calls come in via the SPA

Hello all, I have an ISDN termination box (TR1) that converts ISDN(Bri) to 2 normal analogue lines. The same number is assigned to these lines. These lines are connected to 2 spa3k registered to my asterisk box. When calls arrive, TR1 try to pass call to the first spa. If spa not takes the call immediately then try to pass to the other spa. The only configuration I found works is to put the

Hi All, Last week I started hearing a huge amount of local end echo on incomming calls. I am using a Sipura SPA-3000 as my FXO connected to an SBC POTS line. Echo cancellation is enabled in the SPA firmware. As a test I switched to a Digium X100 card the still lives in my server but the echo was about the same. I have both Polycom IP600 and SNOM 200 phone, which both hear the echo. I'm