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Goip sip gateway to Bcm 50 rls6

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Goip sip gateway to Bcm 50 rls6

Goip sip gateway to Bcm 50 rls6

(OP)
Hi,

I am having trouble connecting goip sip gsm gateway to bcm 50.
The sip trunk will not come up.
Any suggestions.
Thanks.

RE: Goip sip gateway to Bcm 50 rls6

Perhaps you could provide more info on your setup and what you have done or tried any any screen shots.

What is the purpose to install aa Goip for your particular case? no land line service in the mine field?
Do you know that it will work on a BCM50?
It would appear to my that a Goip provides the telephone line via Cell SIM cards and that the PBX is supposed to act as a SIP provider to which the Goip will register too?
If so then the BCM50 or another BCM model will not do this, BCM's connect to SIP providers via SIP Trunking, is that not what the Goip is trying to do?

So I think what you have is two males when you need a male and a female.
That means a newer voip PBX system.

Let us know.










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