Connecting 3CX to Google Voice via OBI200

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Oh yeah, THAT happened. I didn't made these calls. What happened?


You may also be blocked, for suspected SPAM, if you placed a lot of very short calls. They frown an that sort of thing. Log into your GV account and check the status.
 

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Since GV only allows calls within North America, as a default, and those appear to be international numbers, it would appear that someone has hacked you account and is trying to see what they can dial. Change your password, if you haven't already done so, or perhaps, cancel the account and start over.

I still think you are going to continue to have an issue getting 3CX to send calls to the Obi, and for the time being (until you are able to work out the "bugs"), may be better off with a (relatively inexpensive) trunk to a supported VoIP provider.
 
How would that be, I just set up this account. So this things happens on 3CX platform.

Since GV only allows calls within North America, as a default, and those appear to be international numbers, it would appear that someone has hacked you account and is trying to see what they can dial. Change your password, if you haven't already done so, or perhaps, cancel the account and start over.

I still think you are going to continue to have an issue getting 3CX to send calls to the Obi, and for the time being (until you are able to work out the "bugs"), may be better off with a (relatively inexpensive) trunk to a supported VoIP provider.

A voip trunk is not a viable option with our current situation, if it is, I will not bother asking for help on this forum.
 
How would that be, I just set up this account. So this things happens on 3CX platform.
The screen shot you posted, looked to be something from your GV account.. The fact that you were having issues with 3CX placing calls to the Obi to begin with, along with the fact that you would have to set up outbound rules to allow call those calls, causes me suspect that they did not originate from 3CX. 3CX does do a very good job on its own, of blocking hack attempts, and letting you know when it has done so, if set up (email notification).

Of course, you can confirm all of this by going back through the 3CX Activity Log, and matching the time and dates of the call attempts.
 
Timing is suspicious. Why attempt to hack and randomly call while im setting up GV with 3CX, i had forever using GV up until this moment.

Anyways, lets just let it pass.
 
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