BlueWolf

Hello and thankyour for your input. Unfortunately without the NAT support the SIP trunk will register and be able to recieve incomming calls but then you can't dial out. Regards BlueWolf

SIP Trunk Registration Problems when running more than 1 trunk. I having problems trying to get two SIP trunks to register together and stay registered. Setup Info Gateway Sonicwall NSA 2400. Nat Enabled YES Operating System: RedHat Enterprise Server RHEL5 PBXnSIP Version: 3.0.0.2998 Licence status Permanent ISP: TPG ITSP: Mytel License Details We purchased the office25 pack from Alloy Computer Products It’s supposed to support 2 Trunks by default plus we have purchased an additional trunk because we intend to run 3. We have installed the new license over the top of

Hello every one. Here is another PBXnSIP problem. PBXnSIP support has never actually helped fix any problem so far, so im hoping that other unfortunate system users / builders can help. System Config Details Operating System. Redhat Enterprise Server REL 5.0 PBXnSIP version. 3.0 Scenario. Incoming calls go to an Agent Group and into the queue. Announcements and music on hold work OK The queue passes callers through to the agent in the correct order OK. Note: there is only (1) agent Problem Description If the "agent" is not attending the phone and the call

Sorry looks like i am in the wrong forum by accident. As you can see from the problem description It a linux deployment. Also i should have mentioned that its running on a dedicated DSL+ connection so there is more than enough bandwith. It happens even with only one call in progress and only on inbound calls. Out bound calls are not effected. What do you think i should try next. Regards BlueWolf

Hi All S.O.S. Im in big trouble. Its seems as soon as i fix one problem i find another Scenario description: Config Details: 1) OS = REDHAT Rel5.0 server 2) PBXnSIP Version 3.0 3) ITSP = Mytel 4) Inbound calls go to a Hunt Group that rings several extensions before going to an auto attendant. Symptoms: I doesn't happen every time but probably 8.5 out of 10. It seams to only happen with inbound calls. The caller hears a scratchy clicking noise over the top of the ring back tone. Eventually the auto attendant kicks in and the noise is still there. If the call is ans

As i mentioned in my previous threads, our test network environment is the same as with the equivelent Windows deploymet in which there are no problems. Also the firewall on the linux box is disabled. Please can we open some dialog so that we can get to the problem faster ??? This email ping pong could take weeks. Regards BlueWolf

Hello PBXnSIP system developers. I am a PBXnSIP reseller and find your Linux version frustrating to work with. As Linux drivers are almost impossible to find for newer mother boards we are forced to go with the latest REDHAT versions for support reasons. We are running REDHAT Enterprise Linux 5 Version 2.6.13 E15PAE on a genuine Intel Mother Board. (Model number DQ965GF). This is our preferred operating system for software based PBX systems and has proven reliable with products like TrixBox and Asterisk. We can configure PBXnSIP to work OK on a windows platform indicating