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VOIP Provider issue
Hi everyone,
since yesterday my customer have a major issue with connect their CISCO Dect 210 Base with SIP Provider Placetel.
Yesterday i have switch from a simple Router (AVM Fritzbox) to DrayTek Vigor VDSL2 Modem and CheckPoint 1530 Firewall. This is the first part of a project.
I have check the exceptions which Placetel need and every IP and Port is as rule added.
Under Log - Security log i can see accepted connections and one Device (CISCO ATA) can connect to Placetel but the CISCO DECT Base cant connect.
CISCO DECT IP (100.100.90.225) I know it's not a private network but it's being replaced with the running project.
CISCO ATA IP (100.100.90.224)
I think i found some anomalies, see attachments.
Under Attachments you will find also the temporary Firewall Rules and VOIP Settings.
I dont no why the connection will not work? Do you have any idea?
Thanks and BR
Rafael
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Additional information:
CISCO DECT and ATA will auto provisioned by Placetel (over MAC Address) this is also not possible.
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What version/build of firmware?
Meanwhile, all the logs show is a connection on SIP (UDP 5060).
Did you confirm with a tcpdump that the RTP traffic is attempted through the gateway (from either end)?
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R81.10 (996000575)
actually i get now tcpdump information, this is strange.
I'm looking right now and will get right back to you.
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no actually i get no information from tcpdump.
Tomorrow i drive to customer and check every cable and connection from up close.
but i saw today in the tcpdump that there was also a 5060 connection to the placetel server but not anymore. So requests and answers.
