1. From http://myvfx.xport.co.nz/User/Addresses/ their account appears to have a pair of sip addresses, account.name@xport.co.nz which is an alias for phone.number@xport.co.nz are these intended to be connected directly too from SIP compatible softphones over the internet, eg Ekiga or similar? When we try to place a call from ekiga we are given the error "could not connect to remote host". We can ping xport.co.nz however is it not accepting connections from unknown parties?
2. Are there configuration knobs we need to tune with on our hardware to enable receipt of calls directly into Line 1 of their WRP400 over the internet without using the xnet service, sip connections direct to our IP address e.g sip:ip.address what is the user that xnet have configured our WRP400 to accept calls for on Line 1? account.name@ip.address? or something else - looks like we might be able to use Line 2 to do this as it is not locked out but still having two phones is a bit strange when we should be able to dial into Line 1 from the internet without going through xnet infrastructure, xnet then just get a busy signal should someone try to dial in from their system.
3. Finally trying to figure out the dialling procedure for using the POTs phone we have on the fxs port of our WRP400 Line 1. How can we dial and connect to an internet based sip service e.g account.name@ekiga.net, or is the xnet service not intended to be used in this way?
4. Also want to find out how World Exchange are programming the device, nothing sinister my folks own the hardware so what is it up to when it requests the file http://58.28.20.69/configs/default/default$MA.cfg. $MA screams a boring old $shell substitution or similar. Cant find anything on the web but I do see that the firmware image contains a couple of squashfs lzma file systems (credit: http://wiki.openwrt.org/OpenWrtDocs/Hardware/Linksys/WRP400 ) interested in the contents of the ./www directory so can find out. Has anyone got copies of these files handy to save me the hassle?
Cheers,
Mark Carey