Incoming call doesn't work
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@dustinb3403 said in Incoming call doesn't work:
What PBX solution are you using?
based on his post history, I assume some half baked FreePBX system.
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You will need to provide a lot more detailed information for anyone to troubleshoot this on a forum.
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@jaredbusch said in Incoming call doesn't work:
@dustinb3403 said in Incoming call doesn't work:
What PBX solution are you using?
based on his post history, I assume some half baked FreePBX system.
I was guessing at that, but was trying to coex more information out of @Jimmy_K so we could start to try and unwind this problem.
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@jimmy_k said in Incoming call doesn't work:
. I have checked with provider and they say the inbound route is still ok.
Yeah, they all say that. They don't even bother to check, typically.
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Dear All,
Thanks for the response. I am using Free PBX (Asterisk)
I can't check the log when the incoming doesn't run
How do I provide you the information?
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The route I am using which has unique port, not 5060. I think there can be issue here but the outbound call is running well so I am not sure about the incoming call
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@jimmy_k said in Incoming call doesn't work:
The route I am using which has unique port, not 5060. I think there can be issue here but the outbound call is running well so I am not sure about the incoming call
Why the unique port? Does the provider require it?
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@jimmy_k said in Incoming call doesn't work:
The route I am using which has unique port, not 5060. I think there can be issue here but the outbound call is running well so I am not sure about the incoming call
Routes don't have ports.
Trunks have ports.
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@scottalanmiller Yes. This port has been designed by them so it is unique
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The short answer @Jimmy_K is to hire someone. No one on an online forum, no matter how skilled, is going to be able to help you solve an out of band configuration on a phone system. There are several people on here that are skilled at FreePBX who would probably be happy to provide you with rates (I am not one of them...
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Who is the SIP trunk provider?
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@kelly Thank you Kelly
