On 08/26/2010 04:19 PM, Michael Collins wrote:


On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 9:31 AM, Jim <jim@k4gvo.com> wrote:
On 08/26/2010 12:00 PM, Michael Collins wrote:
Peder mentioned it already, but a complete log from start to finish would be helpful. Use pastebin.freeswitch.org and then reply to this thread with the URL to your pastebin post.
-MC

I don't like to waste computer space if it's not necessary.  Sometimes the answer is simple and the answer doesn't require additional info.

http://pastebin.freeswitch.org/13731

Note there are actually two problems demonstrated here.  The first attempt is calling the GrandStream from a SPA2102 connected phone.  The second is calling a POTS phone connected to the A200 from the SPA2102 and the third successful attempt is the reverse.
There are notes at the beginning of the file giving approximate starting line numbers.
#1 From what I can see, the GS is doing a redirect. Look at line 226 of the pastebin down to 240. Do you have call forwarding enabled on your GS? You may want to enable a SIP trace to see the exact SIP packet from the GS to see what it's doing. It is forwarding to destination number of "service" and there isn't an extension for that in your dialplan. (See lines leading up to 409 - "service" doesn't match anything until it gets to enum, where it eventually fails altogether at line 458.)
How interesting.  The phone is pretty simple, only a couple of pages and nothing that remotely mentions forwarding and/or "service".  I guess I can put a service in the dial plan.

#2 Does the phone connected to port 1 on the A200 even ring? It's interesting that there is a 9 second gap (between pb lines 732 and 733) which is where I would assume the ringing was taking place.
Yes, it's ringing.  I set the delay to 10 seconds rather than 30 when I was debugging it so I wouldn't have to wait so long.  The phone rings, dials out, answers when I pick it up, but doesn't transfer to VM reliably.

Thanks,
Jim.

-MC