Solved Aussie Broadband | Configuring Sip Trunks

[csale]

Posting here as this was a headache to figure out!
Make sure you have the SIP email from Aussie Broadband with the following details
IP Server - nms1.voice.wide.net.au

SIP Domain

SIP Trunk Username

SIP Trunk Password

Configure as follows.

Set up as Generic Sip Trunk

Registrar/Server/Gateway Hostname or IP - (SipDomain).nms1.voice.wide.net.au

Outbound Proxy - (SipDomain).nms1.voice.wide.net.au

Type of Authentication - Register/Account based

Authentication ID - (SIP Trunk Username)

Authentication Password - (SIP Trunk Password)

After this, you will be able to register, but outbound calls will not work.

Within the SIP trunk, go to Outbound Parameters, scroll down to "From : Host Part" and select "Custom Field"

You then need to enter in (SIP Trunk Username):5060

Example picture attached for the last setting.

 

[csale]

Another note, these are the details that Aussie Broadband gave me in regards to the format of the SIP requests.

Register message AOR: sip:[email protected]

For your authentication based SIP trunk to make a call your invite message needs to look like the following:

To: <sip:[email protected] SIP Server and UDP Port>
examples: To: <sip:[email protected]:5060>

So that the called party's voice traffic can be passed back to your SIP Trunk the from message must contain:

From: <sip:YourCallerID@Your username and UDP Port>
example: From: <sip:0351650000@username:5060>

 

[TheodorosG_3CX]

This is not something we can advice. We suggest using a 3CX Supported Provider to avoid such situations.

 

[zetnav]

I succeeded using US as the country choice for SIP provider, then using VOIP.MS
Then, out & in worked.

 

[TheodorosG_3CX]

Glad to know this is resolved