Hello all:
Just got this IPOffice in the lab a few days ago and have been trying to SIP trunk it to a CS1000 release 7.0 system.
I can't find any documentation on how to do this. I have the IP Office registered correctly on the SPS (NRS) and calls from third party sip clients registered to the IPOffice are completing correctly on UNISTIM clients on the CS1000. The SIP signalling all looks fine however there is no speechpath in either direction.
I don't have any SIP clients on the CS1000 but I might set some up to do interop testing.
I have the IPOffice SIP clients set up for direct media path. When I do I see the ARP request as the SIP client tries to find the far end. Turning off direct media doesn't fix anything.
Complicating matters is that all my test phones are on the other end of a IPSEC VPN tunnel.
I still need to do more local testing. Does anyone know if SIP trunking to a CS1000 actually works and is documented somewhere? Still trying to figure this IPOffice out.
Just got this IPOffice in the lab a few days ago and have been trying to SIP trunk it to a CS1000 release 7.0 system.
I can't find any documentation on how to do this. I have the IP Office registered correctly on the SPS (NRS) and calls from third party sip clients registered to the IPOffice are completing correctly on UNISTIM clients on the CS1000. The SIP signalling all looks fine however there is no speechpath in either direction.
I don't have any SIP clients on the CS1000 but I might set some up to do interop testing.
I have the IPOffice SIP clients set up for direct media path. When I do I see the ARP request as the SIP client tries to find the far end. Turning off direct media doesn't fix anything.
Complicating matters is that all my test phones are on the other end of a IPSEC VPN tunnel.
I still need to do more local testing. Does anyone know if SIP trunking to a CS1000 actually works and is documented somewhere? Still trying to figure this IPOffice out.