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Hi All 
I'm new to 3CX so please be gentle... Have recently bought a linksys spa3102 as need to get to know the ins and outs of this phone system to be able to resell to my customers (My main area is server / PC tech support but have dabbled in PBX / Meridian / Alcatel before). After followin the advice online and the posts here in the forum I have got incomming calls working. now comes the problem...
254.254 being my 3cx server
254.234 being the linksys box
this is the message that is received in the log file. The things im a guessing at is that the SPA has not ben told where to route the call to for on outsude line and has decided that my mobile number is a sip call... (asuming im correct and all.. hehe)
I have followed a few things from IT farmer in regards to <#9:><
gw0>. I guess that #9 are the keystrokes to get an outside line for the SPA box (please correct me if im wrong) and the <
gw0> part tells the box to use the analogue line for the call ( i think.. ). Alas i get the same response from the 3cx status page. I even bought IT Farmers book (you got your coffie Henk
hehe). There is no change in the linksys status when trying to use it for an standard POTS call (was busy looking through the forum last night banging my head against a wall). So, either im not putting the correct thing in the correct place (ahem), my linksys box is knackered (slim chance as its brand spanking new - only arrived Saturday morning) or something else
. If i connect a normal phone to the Linksys box "phone" port i am able to dial out. Being new to all this please be pretty strieght forward with anything as I would like to learn from any outcome rather than just follow orders
hehe
A little about my system
VoIP Sip - working Fine
(both SipGate and FWD Pulver in and out)
extentions (2) working fine
Incomming calls from PSTN via Linksys SPA3102 to 3cx working well
Routing calls onto the PSTN (normal common all garden home telephone not behind a PBX so dont need to dial anything to get an outside line) is the current bug bear.
linksys config is as follows http://www.datacitygroup.com/3cx/3cxspa3102.pdf
any help is much appreciated otherwise there will be more large dents in the brickwork in my attick
I will gladly post any more information up here that helps a diagnosis :lol:
Thanks in advance
Rob
Data City Computers
http://www.datacitycomputers.com
I'm new to 3CX so please be gentle... Have recently bought a linksys spa3102 as need to get to know the ins and outs of this phone system to be able to resell to my customers (My main area is server / PC tech support but have dabbled in PBX / Meridian / Alcatel before). After followin the advice online and the posts here in the forum I have got incomming calls working. now comes the problem...
22:14:11.343 CallConf::Rejected [CM103005] Call(69) is rejected: Not Found
22:14:11.343 StratInOut:nCancel [CM104008] Call(69): Call from Ext.100 to 078******** terminated; cause: 404 Not Found; from IP:192.168.254.234
22:14:11.156 CallConf:nIncoming [CM103002] Call(69): Incoming call from 100 (Ext.100) to sip:078********@192.168.254.254
254.254 being my 3cx server
254.234 being the linksys box
this is the message that is received in the log file. The things im a guessing at is that the SPA has not ben told where to route the call to for on outsude line and has decided that my mobile number is a sip call... (asuming im correct and all.. hehe)
I have followed a few things from IT farmer in regards to <#9:><
A little about my system
VoIP Sip - working Fine
extentions (2) working fine
Incomming calls from PSTN via Linksys SPA3102 to 3cx working well
Routing calls onto the PSTN (normal common all garden home telephone not behind a PBX so dont need to dial anything to get an outside line) is the current bug bear.
linksys config is as follows http://www.datacitygroup.com/3cx/3cxspa3102.pdf
any help is much appreciated otherwise there will be more large dents in the brickwork in my attick
Thanks in advance
Rob
Data City Computers
http://www.datacitycomputers.com