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本帖最後由 角色 於 2018-7-6 15:15 編輯

I do believe that you to have to provide  your fixed IP address to CITIC in order to connect their SIP server.

In general we have to register the SIP information in Asterisk box in order to receive incoming calls.  I have modified the link by removing the user and password as follows:
  1. register => 852xxxxyyyy@202.0.174.19/852xxxxyyyy
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Since I am not familiar with Elastic box, please find somewhere to put the above information over there.

The incoming call is defined in your settings "Context=incoming_calls".

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1. Please check whether it can be registered or not.

2. When making incoming calls, please check the log to see what happens. (In general, you have to input something like /usr/sbin/asterisk -rvvv, where the path may be incorrect, please check yours).

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Please check with the following link to see whether it helps:

https://community.freepbx.org/t/ ... thout-username/9288

1) register string is modified as
  1. @202.0.174.19
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2) If the above does not work, just remove any registration string.

3) when you make incoming calls, please observe what happens in the Asterisk log.

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Great to hear that you have solved the problem.

I forgot the above settings is used to tied two Asterisk boxes using IP address.

Also thank you for sharing the settings to other members. Please provide a complete settings of both inbound and outbound calls such that other members may consider to subscribe the CITIC SIP Trunk service.

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As per his information, we do not need to have any user credential as the peer SIP
server binds the customer IP address.

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