BSS register with an ISTP

1. Brekeke Product Name and version: 2.2

2. Java version: 1.6

3. OS type and the version: Win XP

4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved:

5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :

6. Your problem:
Is it at all possible for the BSS ( not the PBX version ) to register with a VOIP service provider

Check "Upper Registration" feature in the document.

I turned on Upper Registration and added "voiptalk.org" as the upstream VOIP service
Then added a client containing my VoipTalk user id and password.
Then created a dial plan to route calls to Voiptalk if they begin with a zero as follows :-

$request = ^INVITE
To=sip:0(.*)@

Deploy is :-

To=sip:1@myvoiptalkuserid

Tried a call and the call log gets an entry which looks good but get error 437

>> To=sip:1@myvoiptalkuserid

It should be
To=sip:%1@<voiptalk's IP address>

Thanks for that the missing % sign was a typo

Still doesn't work
AND
I noticed that all of the Cisco 7960's that were registered on the BSS started dropping out until nothing was registered ...
I turned off the upper registration and then they all came back

If I put use a deploy containing

To = sip:%1@voip service ip address

Then how do I pass the Voiptalk user id and password to get authenticated

> I noticed that all of the Cisco 7960's that were registered on the BSS started dropping out until nothing was registered ...

Because the Upper Registration feature forwards all of REGISTER packets to the upstream VOIP service.

Are you using REGISTER Authentication at Brekeke SIP Server?
If so, disable it. and set Voiptalk's user account at the Cisco.


> Then how do I pass the Voiptalk user id and password to get authenticated

The Upper Registration feature forwards the account information from the user to the Voiptalk.

At this time our many 7960's ( which are around the world ) are registered on the BSS and can call each other whether they are Natted or public ip'd .. this is excellent.
Some of them also have 2nd or 3rd lines configured on their 7960's to register directly with VOIP low-cost call services ... these calls don't "hit" the BSS.
I just wanted to "consolidate" things and setup something like just one VOIP low-cost call service that routes out from the BSS so when a 7960 user dials a 0 ( zero ) then the BSS would route that call out over a registered sip low-cost call service.

To do so, you need to use Brekeke PBX's ARS.