12-02-2011 12:21 AM - edited 03-16-2019 08:21 AM
Hello,
I have received following information from my proivider to register set of numbers:
User name: 774053XXX
Password: abcd1235
Authorization user name: 774053XXX
Domain : myname.myprovider.pl
Outbound Proxy: 80.3.3.3 ( some fictional IP)
I did this configuration:
sip-ua
credentials username 77405XXX password abcd1235 realm myname.myprovider.pl ( this to register my numbers)
authentication username 77405XXX password abcd1235 realm myname.myprovider.pl ( this to authenticate myself for outbund calls)
no remote-party-id
registrar ipv4:80.3.3.3 expires 3600
I can see that trying to use x-lite, number 774053XXX gets registered , registration goes to 80.3.3.3 . I am not sure what to do with " AUTHORIZATION USERNAME"
Thanks for help.
12-08-2011 09:17 AM
I am a little confuses with what you are trying to do. Are you trying to have the CUBE register to the provider or an X-lite client? The authentication information is used when you make an outbound call to the provider. The provider will respond to the INVITE with challenge and the CUBE will send the INVITE again with the appropriate authentication.
12-08-2011 01:27 PM
Hey,
Appriciate Your response . We actually worked it out with a provider. What I meant was that: we received a info from the provider - 50 numbers to register. Not regular trunk as I would usually get.
User name: 7740543xy-address ,where xy is from 00-49
Password: auth-asfegrrrt
Authorization user name: 7740543xy-auth ,where xy is from00-49
Domain: myname.provider.pl
Outbound Proxy: 87.204.129.4
For testing purpose I was able to use x-lite and register these number with a privider.
I could not figure out how to put this in to cisco configuration. With a regular trunk I would receive (usually the same) authentication username/password ( to authenticate incoming calles) and credential username/password ( to register my numbers). In our case work this out provider had to consolidate this to single credential username/password for every numer ( no authentication) ( now I have 50 credentials in sip-ua configuration). On top of this outbound proxy 87.204.129.4 had to be put in global configuration, and domain: myname.provide.pl was actual registrar in sip-ua.
With a outbound proxy configured globally , I had to source sessions from differnet interfaces ( per dial-peer) to cucm and provider.
thanks.
12-14-2011 07:46 AM
Man, talk about a backwards way of doing thing! Why the heck are they configuring it as if you were running 50 individual clients and not going through a Call Manager? Usually it is one set of credentials and the provider points all of the DID's you own towards your trunk. Then you assign each number as an external phone number mask or use some type of translation pattern.
12-14-2011 12:12 PM
Hey Robert,
That was the only way to transfer 50 numbers from different (ISDN) provider, at least that's what they said.
thanks.
05-23-2017 11:43 AM
Hi Bro,
I have the same problem, could you solve it?
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