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#95791 13-Jan-2012 08:36
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Just wondering is it possible to connect to a Genius account using the unit's connection details on an Asterisk box of my own?

Tried it out using a friend's Genius account details on an Asterisk box but registration fails - configuration issue at Orcon's end? Or something special needed to be done at the Asterisk end? 

Connection string: 9xxxxxxx:password@sip1.orcon.net.nz

Also tried: 9xxxxxxx:password@sip1.orcon.net.nz/9xxxxxxx

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  #568215 13-Jan-2012 08:49
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Its not supported, it may work but equally it may magically stop working.

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  #568217 13-Jan-2012 08:53
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Thanks for that. Hopefully I magically get it working.

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  #568221 13-Jan-2012 08:58
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Now thats an interesting topic.
I recently tried this my self with equally useless results. Interestingly enough, asterisk reports that the trunks are connected, but the registration fails with a timeout error.

Does Orcon block registratioins that don't come from Genius hardware? Or possibily mac filtering? Some other kind of blocking?



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  #568253 13-Jan-2012 09:49
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I wouldnt hold my breath for an answer to that ;) You might get a "yes" and thats it.

Genius isnt marketed as a typical VOIP product so I wouldnt expect Orcon to offer any "tech" info on it just yet....

This is IMHO anyway, could be wrong ;)




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