francoz

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I used Ethereal to sniff the packets going between Axon and the GXP2000. No matter what the setting was that got entered into the local SIP port for the GXP200, it would send its SIP packets to port 5060. Axon had been configured to listen on 5062 and hence no registration was being made. As soon as I changed Axon back to port 5060 the GXP200 registered immediately.

 

I note that in the advanced settings page of the GXP2000's web interface there is a field to specify the RTP port. The SIP port is specified on each of the four separate account pages, and these are logged in Axon as entered. Apparently, these Grandstream phones only send to SIP port 5060.

They work on other ports, too.

Put "AXON_IP_ADDRESS:AXON_PORT" in SIP Server box.

E.g. 192.168.1.100:5062

Did you create external line and extensions in Axon?

Try changing local sip port on the 101 to whatever you like, let's say 5070 if Axon is on 5060. I found this was an issue, sometimes.

Remove STUN server.

Maybe my reply to the "AXON & FXO (SPA3000)" thread could help you out.

My 3102 works fine with the latest firmware.

You can download my configuration from this link: http://test.ct-x.net/franco/spa3102.zip

To load it in your 3102, open the html file with a text editor and change "<FORM action=asipura.spa" with "<FORM action=http://your_sipura_ip_address/admin/asipura.spa", save the html file and click Submit Configuration.

The "Regional" tab has Italian settings, but everything works with default settings, too. You can change tones depending on your country, if you want.

You should also check the "PSTN Line" tab, International Control, because it may differ a bit from your country.

On the Axon side, I have created two extensions, 107 (for FXS interface) and 108 (for FXO interface), with passwords 107 and 108. The Default external line uses my 3102 IP (192.168.1.7) as proxy, with random user name and password. The default dial plan has a rule to place calls on the default external line (in this case, I place emergency calls on PSTN, but this rule can be changed, of course).

Changing IPs according to your configuration should be enough to make this setup work.

Any firewall on your server or router?

hi all,

 

when i edit axon cdr and paste it in Micorsoft excel all details comes in one column, is it possible that everything should be in diffrent columns.. hope i am clear...

 

also if not then is there any CDR software that i can configure for axon....

Thanks.

abhi.

You must save data in a txt file and then use Data Import function in Excel. This is OT, anyway, yours is an Excel related problem...

IP calls will go to Axon server and from Axon server to the Internet, so they will not interfere with your standard network traffic.

Obviously, the Axon machine must use a different gateway than LAN PCs.