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Hi We have a brand new Fanvil V62 with the correct firmware, trying to setup as RouterPhone on a 3CX hosted V18.
Followed guide but receive an error in the event log:
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>> RPS request for Fanvil (MAC:0C38xxxxxxx) IP Phone of SBC Phone (EXTENSION) delivered successfully
3CX Phone System Management Console ID: 10018 05/30/2023 08:23:18 AM
followed by:
>>Invalid RPS key 33089871 provided for extension [EXTENSION]
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When I log in to the Fanvil phone, I do find in the Auto provision Tab the information:
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Static Provisioning Server >>
Server Address: FQDN
Configuration File Name: rps/[EXTENSION]:33089871/$mac.cfg
Protocol Type: HTTPS
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SBC Sip Trunk gets created, but the phone is not provisioning.
We can also access web-client from network where Fanvil phone is located.
- I have deleted the phone from the extension and restarted the 3CX Server.
- Added the client's public IP to the blacklist
- Re-assigned router phone to extension
- Factory reset the Fanvil and restarted
......but no joy either.
Any hints on what's going wrong here would be appreciated.
Thanks
Miriam
Followed guide but receive an error in the event log:
****
>> RPS request for Fanvil (MAC:0C38xxxxxxx) IP Phone of SBC Phone (EXTENSION) delivered successfully
3CX Phone System Management Console ID: 10018 05/30/2023 08:23:18 AM
followed by:
>>Invalid RPS key 33089871 provided for extension [EXTENSION]
****
When I log in to the Fanvil phone, I do find in the Auto provision Tab the information:
****
Static Provisioning Server >>
Server Address: FQDN
Configuration File Name: rps/[EXTENSION]:33089871/$mac.cfg
Protocol Type: HTTPS
****
SBC Sip Trunk gets created, but the phone is not provisioning.
We can also access web-client from network where Fanvil phone is located.
- I have deleted the phone from the extension and restarted the 3CX Server.
- Added the client's public IP to the blacklist
- Re-assigned router phone to extension
- Factory reset the Fanvil and restarted
......but no joy either.
Any hints on what's going wrong here would be appreciated.
Thanks
Miriam
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