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BigGuy

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#148857 3-Jul-2014 00:05
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Hi,
My inbound calls have stopped working (OpenVFX).
It's been happening for about a month now, but I've been very lazy and have just gotten around to looking at the issue. embarassed

One thing I've noticed is that I frequently get the message "[2014-07-02 23:52:04] NOTICE[2999]: chan_sip.c:15135 sip_reg_timeout:    -- Registration for 'xxxxxxxx@pan.wxnz.net' timed out, trying again (Attempt #51)"

Out bound calls are perfectly fine BTW.

There haven't been any changes to the environment (other than a SonicWall firmware update I did a while ago).

I can ping pan.wxnz.net (182.154.16.150) fine.

Other information:
CLI> sip show channels
Peer User/ANR Call ID Format Hold Last Message Expiry Peer
182.154.16.150 xxxxxxxx 483333333333335 (nothing) No <guest>

CLI> sip show peers
Name/username Host Dyn Forcerport Comedia ACL Port Status Description
VFX/abcdefghijklmnopqr 182.154.16.150 Yes Yes 5060 OK (21 ms)

I'm on an Orcon connection (for what it's worth).

Any ideas anyone?


Cheers

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Cameronn
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  #1079085 3-Jul-2014 08:34
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Could potentially be a firewall issue, can you make an inbound call straight after an outbound?  

I'll see if we can have a look at your registrations attempts and see if I can spot anything odd.

PM me your details - account number or phone number would be suitable. 









sbiddle
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  #1079089 3-Jul-2014 08:45
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Do you have firewall rules restricting your SIP traffic and if so did you update these when WxC changed their IP addresses?



BigGuy

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  #1079259 3-Jul-2014 11:23
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So it turned out to be a couple of things.
1/ external rule had not been updated.
2/ external NAT entry had not been updated.

Thanks for the pointers guys.  I started looking at it late last night and couldn't see the forest for the trees!

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