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barginfreak wrote: ↑ Not really. For me, it doesn’t work.. then I take it out of the plug for 1min, plug it in.. then it works . And then after some time... it turn back to not accepting incoming calls. Need assistance...

new936 wrote: ↑ Change SIP setting - voip.freephoneline.ca does not work for incoming calls at the moment. Incoming calls will go straight to voicemail.

voip2.freephoneline.ca and voip4.freephoneline.ca:6060 work perfectly fine for both incoming and outgoing calls.

new936 wrote: ↑ Change SIP setting - voip.freephoneline.ca does not work for incoming calls at the moment. Incoming calls will go straight to voicemail.

voip2.freephoneline.ca and voip4.freephoneline.ca:6060 work perfectly fine for both incoming and outgoing calls.

Repooc wrote: ↑ Damnit... so there IS an issue with this then?!?! SO, glad I came on to RFD to verify and to see others have been experiencing the same issue.

I also have an ObiHai 200, and can only dial out.... when ever I try to dial in, it goes straight to voicemail.

I'll try those 2 suggested servers tonight when I get home from work and report back. Thanks @new936 for posting that info here!!

Cheers!

Guest1284983 wrote: ↑ C. If the service status website doesn’t note any issues, then chances are the problem is on your end. In your Obihai ATA or at Obitalk.com, Navigate to Voice Services-->SP(FPL) Service-->X_UserAgentPort. X_UserAgentPort should be a random port number between 30000 and 65535. Just pick a port number in that range. Change to a new port number in that range. Click the “submit” button, and reboot the ATA. (If you use Obitalk.com to change settings, you will need
need to use Obitalk.com).

If changing X_UserAgentPort works, you were dealing with a corrupted NAT connection in your router.

Lancerdude wrote: ↑ Anybody having issues with accessing voicemail through dialing *98? When i dial it just gives me a long tone, and thats it.
Callers can still leave messages though.
Looking for a fix to this

Thanks

althoma1 wrote: ↑ I don't know what ATA you're using, but I was having a problem with accessing VM through *98 last week. I was getting a busy signal. This is how I fixed it:

Went into the Star Code profiles via the expert mode of ObiTalk and changed Code28, Blind Transfer, from *98 to *99.

I found out about this by reading a configuration guide in the Fongo community forums here: http://forum.fongo.com/viewforum.php?f= ... 76142e3f5d

I also updated my digitmap based on the PDF guide for the OBi200. Since I did both those things, I haven't had any issues with the service (it's been about 5 or 6 days now).

In the meantime, you can login to your freephoneline account via freephoneline.ca and change your Voice Mail to Email setting under "Voicemail Settings". If you choose "copy" you'll get the messages sent to your email and can also check them via the phone (when that's working). If you choose "forward" they'll only be sent to your email.

Lancerdude wrote: ↑ Sorry. Using the OBI200
Not sure how changing the StarCode would fix the issue. Mind sharing the coding for the Digit Map i should try

althoma1 wrote: ↑ The Digitmap I used is: (1xxxxxxxxxx|011XX.S3|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|*98|[2-9]11)

Blind Transfer can't be *98 with Freephoneline. *98 is meant for voicemail. Change Blind Transfer to *99 or something other than *98. Obitalk's preset configuration doesn't have this set properly for Freephoneline.

Full details of issues with the Obitalk setup and Freephoneline are detailed in the config guide (I believe written by the member formerly known as Webslinger). Here's all the pertinent info that I used below:


Potential Problems With Setting up Freephoneline Using Obitalk.com Configuration issues A. Pianoguy on the Redflagdeals forum notes that “the OBi's default keep-alive message is literally keep-alive which doesn't garner a response. If you have a newer firmware version on your OBi200 (not available on OBi1) you can try the following: Navigate to Voice Services-->SP(FPL) X_KeepAliveEnable: Checked X_KeepAliveExpires: 20 X_KeepAliveMsgType: notify” At the time of this writing, if you’re using Obitalk.com to provision Freephoneline, X_KeepAliveExpires will be set to 15, and X_KeepAliveMsgType will not be set properly. So, if you’re going to use Obitalk.com to provision Freephoneline, change these settings to the above recommended values.
B. Navigate to Service Providers-->ITSP Profile (FPL)-->RTP KeepAliveInterval: 20
C. Navigate to Service Providers-->ITSP Profile (FPL)-->SIP X_UsePublicAddressInVia: enabled To help avoid one-way audio issues with Freephoneline, enable this setting. D. Navigate to Service Providers-->ITSP Profile (FPL)-->SIP Uncheck the box under the Value column to disable X_Use302ToCallForward Freephoneline requires calls to be bridged if you want your ATA to forward calls. If X_Use302ToCallForward is enabled, calls that are forwarded by the ATA (as opposed to using Freephoneline’s Follow Me feature) will be dropped to voicemail E. Navigate to Voice Services-->SP(FPL) Service X_UserAgentPort would be better as a random port number between 30000 and 65535. Just pick a port number in that range. By using a high random port you help to thwart SIP scanners and may also circumvent a faulty SIP ALG feature in your router.


F. Navigate to Service Providers–>ITSP Profile (FPL)–>General DigitMap: (1xxxxxxxxxx|011XX.S3|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|*98|[2-9]11)
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Here’s an alternative example: (1xxxxxxxxxx|011XX.S3|[2-9]xxxxxxxxx|[2-7]11|<811:8667970000>|*98|911) The digitmap is appropriate for Toronto. For 811 you will need to look up the corresponding phone number for your area and replace the phone number after the colon. Note that dialing 811 in this example reaches Telehealth Ontario. https://www.fongo.com/government-service-numbers/ <1> means add or prepend 1 to the beginning of the phone number <:1> also means add 1 <1:> means remove 1 from the beginning (and replace it with what follows after the colon) [2-9] means match any single digit from 2 to 9 XX. means match any phone number you dial (also XX. is an indefinite variable, and without XX.S3, for example, your ATA will wait 10 seconds for you to finish entering in a phone number before dialing out). S3 reduces the wait (represents 3 seconds). 011XX. means any number starting with 011 (for international dialing), and again XX is an indefinite variable. Without the .S3, your ATA will wait 10 seconds. 011xxxxxxxxxxxx. is wrong if the international phone number is less than 11 digits.
Mipd is for IP dialing. [^*#]@@. is for SIP URI. Neither is needed with Freephoneline. They should be removed. [6-7]x*xxxxxxxxxxx. listed in another guide should never be used since it can't logically apply to anything. XX. is usually not needed (and actually, inadvisable, since it can apply to anything and, due to it being an indefinite variable, creates a 10 second timeout in the ATA while it waits for the user to finish entering a phone number). *98 is for voicemail, which works with Freephoneline, by default. For more information on Obihai Digitmaps, visit http://www.obitalk.com/info/documents/a ... l-v1-1.pdf. G. Navigate to Codecs–>Codec Profile (A or whatever the VoIP service you're using is assigned to . . . you can determine this under Voice services-->SP[freephoneline] Service-->X_CodecProfile)
i. Uncheck the default boxes for Enable (Fax Event) and T38ECM
ii. Check or enable the boxes under the Value column for Enable (Fax Event) and TC8ECM.
T.38 Fax protocol works with an OBi200 or OBi202 and Freephoneline.
H. Star Code Profiles (A & B) Code28: *99, Blind Transfer, coll($Bxrn) Blind Transfer can't be *98 with Freephoneline. *98 is meant for voicemail. Change Blind Transfer to *99 or something other than *98. Obitalk's preset configuration doesn't have this set properly for Freephoneline.

Lancerdude wrote: ↑ Just tried changing the Starcode and Digitmap and all works now! Thanks so much