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MrMarkT

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#104123 15-Jun-2012 11:23
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Hi there i am having trouble receiving incoming calls via a Gigaset 580IP, outgoing calling is OK.

When you try to ring the ddi it hangs up internally and if you call externally it forwards onto our customer service number.

A quick overview this is part of our corporate wan so all ports are open,PABX is an Alcatel 4760. The 580 has the latest firmware.

Thanks
Mark 

EDIT: We have installed the x-lite softphone app in which we can receive both incoming and outgoing calls.

This makes me believe it is a configuration issue on the 580IP

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  #641272 15-Jun-2012 12:07
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Without knowing a lot more about the setup the most anybody could do is take stabs in the dark.

Typically such a scenario would be one of two things. A firewall issue or the phone isn't registered correctly.



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  #641282 15-Jun-2012 12:21
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It is hard to help when you don't even say who your voip provider is....




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  #641381 15-Jun-2012 14:01
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Appreciate the replies

@ Biddle i am leaning towards a registration problem since we are only currently connecting within our WAN (all ports open)

@ Hairy we wont be using a voip provider. This solution is for a remote site which is linked through a VPN tunnel hosted by our ISP (Datacom)

Effectively the goal is to reduce phone calling cost's by allowing the remote site to use a local NZ DDI from our PABX.

Thanks getting Zintel to investigate

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