Dual forking with Communicator

[daniel]

Hi everyone

 

I have been trying unusucesffully to register Office Communicator client thru PBXNSIP suing the Mediation Server.

 

I succesfully setup the Mediation server and enabled outgoing phone call from Office Communicator which works fine except for some dialplan issues

 

However I can't seemt to get the Communicator client to register with PBXNSIP. I followed the setup in the wiki page and created static registration but not sure how to setup the users because we don't have DID

1. How should the line URI be setup in OCS User properties, we do not use DID and have an auto-attendant with extension, should the lineURI: be tel:+main phone number; ext=101

2. How to register the static registration should it be sip:+main number;ext=101@pbxnsipip

 

I would appreciate some insight on how to set this up

 

Daniel

[Vodia PBX]

However I can't seemt to get the Communicator client to register with PBXNSIP. I followed the setup in the wiki page and created static registration but not sure how to setup the users because we don't have DID

1. How should the line URI be setup in OCS User properties, we do not use DID and have an auto-attendant with extension, should the lineURI: be tel:+main phone number; ext=101

2. How to register the static registration should it be sip:+main number;ext=101@pbxnsipip

 

Static registrations are described in http://wiki.pbxnsip.com/index.php/Extension#Registrations. The registration string should look like "sip:+493039978418@ocs03.extranet.itacs.de;transport=tcp". I guess it does not matter if you really own that DID number (how can OCS know?). I would not put that strange Microsoft parameter into the username... Don't forget the tcp parameter, OCS does not talk much on UDP.

[daniel]

Static registrations are described in http://wiki.pbxnsip.com/index.php/Extension#Registrations. The registration string should look like "sip:+493039978418@ocs03.extranet.itacs.de;transport=tcp". I guess it does not matter if you really own that DID number (how can OCS know?). I would not put that strange Microsoft parameter into the username... Don't forget the tcp parameter, OCS does not talk much on UDP.

 

Thanks for the quick response, this seems to work as expected.

Now I do I fix the Caller ID, calls are not apparently coming from the "fake" number and not from the main number.

 

Do I need to change something in PBXNSIP or manipulate DialPlan in OCS