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Greetings community,
I am in the process of trialing the Free edition of 3CX. All has gone well except for configuration of the SIP trunk. I know the iiNET config has been answered many times before this, but from what I can tell they were all single number iiNETphone setups.
What we have is a 10 DID trunk with 4 channels noted by 038060xxxx. We have to use a different number to authenticate with the SIP server 038060zzzz. 3CX will register the trunk without problems. We can make outbound calls. We can also receive calls if we dial the 038060zzzz user name. However, none of the DID's work. Noting here that the username is not a DID.
When dialing each of the DID, nothing is logged. It's as if the provider has no idea how to find any of the DIDs. If feels as if each of the DIDs need to register with the SIP provider. I have tried creating 10 different VOIP providers each with a different external number and they all fail to register bar the original one.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Kind regards,
Ed
I am in the process of trialing the Free edition of 3CX. All has gone well except for configuration of the SIP trunk. I know the iiNET config has been answered many times before this, but from what I can tell they were all single number iiNETphone setups.
What we have is a 10 DID trunk with 4 channels noted by 038060xxxx. We have to use a different number to authenticate with the SIP server 038060zzzz. 3CX will register the trunk without problems. We can make outbound calls. We can also receive calls if we dial the 038060zzzz user name. However, none of the DID's work. Noting here that the username is not a DID.
When dialing each of the DID, nothing is logged. It's as if the provider has no idea how to find any of the DIDs. If feels as if each of the DIDs need to register with the SIP provider. I have tried creating 10 different VOIP providers each with a different external number and they all fail to register bar the original one.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
Kind regards,
Ed