markcs +++ 12-9-2020 09:55:06.012556 INFO SIP ::process_sip_msgReceived from: udp:94.75.247.45:5060
SIP/2.0 401 Unauthorized
Via: SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.1.110;rport=5060;branch=z9hG4bKxakwuyzz;received=<external ip>
To: sip:username@localphone.com;tag=9399de1ef8c379d4c914a855a096e8ba.e66c
From: sip:username@localphone.com;tag=qjlph
markcs I am also registered to localphone from my mobile sip client
psanders 🤯
psanders Correct. The message [WARN ] Unable to connect to host ->sip provider.(Verify your network status) tells me that Routr can't connect to the endpoint at the transport level. I have seem in the past issue with firewalls or dns, but it is obviously not your case.
psanders (edited) ... host -> sip provider.(Verify your network status)tells me that Routr can't connect to the endpoint at the transport level. I have seem in the past issue with firewalls or dns, but it is obviously not your case. => ... host -> sip provider.(Verify your network status) tells me that Routr can't connect to the endpoint at the transport level. I have seen in the past issue with firewalls or DNS, but that can't be your issue because your other apps work fine.
psanders To add to the mystery, I'm having problems proving port 5060 for the providers you are having issues with.
markcs if you configure localphone.com as a gateway do you see anything? You should at least see forbidden I guess with random username/password?
markcs okay, this is strange. I did a subdomain search for localphone.com and found gateway.localphone.com and I managed to get this to register now
psanders I can give it a shot. But I'm doing a simple telnet <http://localphone.com|localphone.com> 5060
markcs Is there some mangling of domain names you're doing that expect the host in the format xxx.yyy.zzz ? The ones that failed for me did not have that format
markcs I am
psanders Try this telnet <http://localphone.com|localphone.com> 5060
psanders Tell me what you see
psanders Also try telnet <http://sip.linphone.org|sip.linphone.org> 5060
markcs telnet to what? localhost or where?
psanders Does it give you different results?
psanders telnet http://localphone.com|localphone.com 5060
psanders and telnet http://sip.linphone.org|sip.linphone.org 5060
markcs sorry, telnet to localhost or what?
psanders to localphone[.]com and port 5060
psanders and to sip.linphone[.]org and port 5060
markcs however, telnet'ing to gateway.localphone.com connects
psanders for me sip[.]linphone[.]com works 😵
markcs linphone always works for me too
markcs localphone does not. Neither does sip70.mynetfone.com.au. Neither does sip2sip.info
psanders Ok. I get connection refused for sip2sip[dot]info
markcs I don't understand how this can be a firewall as I don't have any active. Check out http://telnet-online.net and you'll see the same issues
markcs # telnet localphone.com 5060
Connection to localphone.com:5060 - fail
Error #110 (Connection timed out)
telnet sip.linphone.org 5060
Connection to sip.linphone.org:5060 - ok
psanders You are correct. I'm seen the same.
markcs that actually makes me happy! 🙂 Glad it wasn't just me
psanders Hehehe
psanders I've never seen this behavior. It doesn't sense that your softphone works.
markcs I wondered the host was expected to be in the format xxx.yyy.zzz ? All those that fail have either yyy.zzz or www.xxx.yyy.zzz format
psanders But there is no restriction on the format of the hostname.
markcs okay. rule that out then
markcs that worked I realised today. I think I wrote that above. But they don't advertise that as an address to register to, I was just testing
psanders Ok