Hello,

Well, obviously you want to know what really happens on the interfaces -- 
- run tcpdump against both ports (for internal and external profile) separately, try to register/call from the device you use
- check 'sofia status' - it'll show you ports freeswitch (and especially sofia) is running on, check that with your configuration
- if phone is not contacting the pbx, you have network problem you have to fix first
- if your phone is contacting freeswitch, increase log level and see what happens
- try turning 'siptrace on' on both sofia profiles

Generally, not enough data; and by the way - if you can, try running FS 1.6 - it's... well, yes, even FS 1.0 will work, but to harness all the FS power and use all its funky features (last but not least: and have your FS patched), use something recent.

...last but not least: if your pbx is reachable from the Internet PLEASE use fail2ban and other measures to reduce chance of abuse.

Cheers!


On 14 July 2016 at 10:27, uzair iltifat <uzair.iltifat.ahmed@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi All list members,
I am new to freeswitch. I have installed freeswitch version 1.4.26 -64 bit on CentOs6. i am registering a SIP user, for that I have added the user 1100 in  my /usr/src/freeswitch/conf/directory/default , after that i changed the dialplan and reload the xml. In fs_cli when i run the list_users command it i not giving me my created user ? and also when i check that 1100 is registered or not it gives me "error/user not registered"
Looking for your kind responce.
Thanks,
Regards Uzair Ahmed

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