Grandsream out bound forbidden calls

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Kareem Mahmoud

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I have grand stream getaway i make provisions with 3cx when i make calls via it give me forrbidden calls even i have another getaway on the system yeaster working fine
 
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  • 3CX Version, e.g. Pro Annual 16.0.2.910
  • Server OS, Debian 9
  • Is the 3CX Server Hosted and where? On prim
  • IP Phone Make/Model/Firmware
  • Provisioning Method: for getway over ssl vpn
  • Trunk Provider or Gateway Make/Model. Grandstream with recommnded version from 3cx
  • Has the Firewall Checker passed: YES
  • Are custom Phone Templates being used non
Her my log Call or Registration to 7999@(Ln.10001@Grandstream GXW-4104) has failed. 172.0.2.53 replied: 403 ; from IP:172.0.2.53:5060
 
++i can make inbound valls but outgoing as u see on my logs
 
How is your outbound rule setup for sending calls to the gateway? Can you post outbound rule screenshot?
 
How is your outbound rule setup for sending calls to the gateway? Can you post outbound rule screenshot?
I didnt make anything everything is empty and route destanetion my getaway that it
 
https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/configuring-voip-gateway/
https://www.3cx.com/docs/manual/sip-trunks/#h.szzyf4k5tmol

You need a condition defined for the rule to match. I.E. number of digits, which extensions or which extension groups.

I am in US and follow NANP so I made my rules based on the number of digits. I.E.
View attachment 17081
For my troubel shoot i try to make by lengths and perfix and no luck even i have yeaster getway working fine on the same server
 
Call or Registration to 7999@(Ln.10001@Grandstream GXW-4104) has failed. 172.0.2.53 replied: 403 ; from IP:172.0.2.53:5060
Are you intending to send four digits to the gateway (7999) ?
Is this a PBX you are connecting with? If so, could the PBX be 24 volts, on the line, rather than 48 volts, causing the Gateway to assume the line is in use, and block a call?
 
Are you intending to send four digits to the gateway (7999) ?
Is this a PBX you are connecting with? If so, could the PBX be 24 volts, on the line, rather than 48 volts, causing the Gateway to assume the line is in use, and block a call?
I can recived incoming calls but for outbound give me forbddin
 
Are you trying to place a call to a PSTN line. It only shows you sending 4 digits.Was that intentional, or a flaw in your outbound rules? For a gateway to reject a call, it means either there is an internal dialplan, that is not set to allow the digits you have sent, or, the PSTN phone lines are seen as busy, or not connected.
 
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