Something stuck? No Vpanel or inbound calls

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Originally Posted by Vumes

Thanks Xponder, mine also shows the same. I removed the outbound proxy and that fixed the fast busy signal. So I can make and receive calls without a problem it seems, but Port 2 still will not register.

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Not trying to insult you just trying to help at the top does it say active = yes?

Ok, I spoke too soon. I can receive calls IF i don't let it ring more than one time. After that, I answer and get a fast busy still.

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Originally Posted by Vumes

Ok, I spoke too soon. I can receive calls IF i don't let it ring more than one time. After that, I answer and get a fast busy still.

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I just tested mine and let it ring a few times then answered and it was ok.

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Originally Posted by Xponder1

Not trying to insult you just trying to help at the top does it say active = yes?

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;) No problem, and yes both of them say YES to active.

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Originally Posted by Vumes

;) No problem, and yes both of them say YES to active.

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Tim is it possible that a Vpanel setting could have anything to do with the problems described?

Just throwing out random ideas. I find it weird mine works flawless and he is having a problem with it unless Brandon changed something on the VOIPo side that I do not know about that only affected me (or maybe did not affect him as intended).

Xponder, is your ATA in front or behind your router? Mine sits behind the router forcefully. So just throwing something out there to see if that could be a reason. Prior to this unregistering problem that started the other day, everything was going well.

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Originally Posted by Vumes

;) No problem, and yes both of them say YES to active.

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User ID is phone number: NO
SIP Registration: Yes

on both?

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Originally Posted by Xponder1

User ID is phone number: NO
SIP Registration: Yes

on both?

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Both look just like that.

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Originally Posted by Vumes

Xponder, is your ATA in front or behind your router? Mine sits behind the router forcefully. So just throwing something out there to see if that could be a reason. Prior to this unregistering problem that started the other day, everything was going well.

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Behind my router. Linksys WRT54GS V6 running DD-WRT with the ports forwarded to the device as per the paper that came with it. 5060 5079 90 5004
Have you tried to DMZ your ATA?

Oh, and is yours set to a static ip address? I use my router to force mine to use the same ip when it gets its DHCP info.

Yes, mine looks the same. Different router, but I had no problems with this ATA prior to this registration issue.