SIP setup troubleshooting information

[Anonymous]

I've been trying to connect a 7100 to a sip server.

I've followed the instructions from the class labs for the 7100.

I've searched the adtran support site for any documentation. Unfortunately I've found little Can't even locate an admin guide

I've searched on the error from the debugs, "ERROR! Unable to send REGISTER". No hits for this search,

The above is not much to go on, but does anyone have any suggestion for what to do next?

[Anonymous]

Hello,

There is a lot of Trunk configuration in the forums, if you go to the link below you will see config guides for configurint the 7100 to many different sip servers.

Here is one to start with:

Another thing is if this SIP Server is external and coming in through the firewall, you will need to modify the firewall, see doc below:

If you still can't get it working, then post your startup-config file and attach it to your reply. Click "Use Advanced editor" in the top right corner of the reply and then you will see an option below the reply to attach a file.

-Mark

[Anonymous]

Mark,

Thanks for the links. I'll read through these and hopefully find the answer.

Any idea about this error message I'm getting in debug?

"ERROR! Unable to send REGISTER"

Here is the entire debug output.

15:16:01.833 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> Idle -> AcquireClient
15:16:01.833 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	AcquireClient   Stopping ReregistrationTimer.
15:16:01.833 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	AcquireClient   Requesting permission to acquire RegisterClient.
15:16:01.834 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	AcquireClient   Permission granted - proceeding.
15:16:01.834 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> AcquireClient -> Registering
15:16:01.834 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	Stopping RetryTimer.
15:16:01.834 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	Stopping RolloverTimer.
15:16:01.838 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	RegClient -> REGISTERING
15:16:01.838 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	Starting RolloverTimer (3000 ms).
15:16:04.841 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	Received RolloverTimerEvent.
15:16:04.842 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> Registering -> Rollover
15:16:04.842 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Rollover	Stopping RolloverTimer.
15:16:04.842 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> Rollover -> Retrying
15:16:04.843 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Retrying	RegClient -> TERMINATED
15:16:04.843 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> Retrying -> Registering
15:16:04.843 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	Stopping RetryTimer.
15:16:04.843 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	Stopping RolloverTimer.
15:16:04.844 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	No more secondary servers available
15:16:04.844 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Registering	ERROR! Unable to send REGISTER.
15:16:04.844 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> Registering -> Failed
15:16:04.844 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Failed	Stopping RolloverTimer.
15:16:04.844 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Failed	Starting ReregistrationTimer (60000 ms).
15:16:04.844 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> Failed -> ReleaseClient
15:16:04.845 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	ReleaseClient   RegClient -> TERMINATED
15:16:04.845 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	State change >> ReleaseClient -> Idle
15:16:04.845 SIP.TRK-REG T07 201	Idle	No Pending Events are waiting.

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Your 7100 is not able to successfully register and it looks like it tries your sip server, it times out and then it fails and gives you that message.

You might want to verify that you are using the correct username and password to register.

Here is what a correct registration looks like:

13:11:32.442 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Idle            Executing RegisterEvent.

13:11:32.442 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX State change >> Idle -> AcquireClient

13:11:32.443 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX AcquireClient   Stopping ReregistrationTimer.

13:11:32.443 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX AcquireClient   Requesting permission to acquire RegisterClient.

13:11:32.443 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX AcquireClient   Permission granted - proceeding.

13:11:32.443 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX State change >> AcquireClient -> Registering

13:11:32.443 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registering     Stopping RetryTimer.

13:11:32.444 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registering     Stopping RolloverTimer.

13:11:32.447 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registering     RegClient -> REGISTERING

13:11:32.447 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registering     Starting RolloverTimer (3000 ms).

13:11:32.476 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registering     RegClient -> REGISTERED

13:11:32.476 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX State change >> Registering -> Registered

13:11:32.476 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registered      Stopping RolloverTimer.

13:11:32.477 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Registered      Starting ReregistrationTimer (191000 ms).

13:11:32.477 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX State change >> Registered -> ReleaseClient

13:11:32.477 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX ReleaseClient   RegClient -> TERMINATED

13:11:32.477 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX State change >> ReleaseClient -> Idle

13:11:32.478 SIP.TRK-REG T04 256963XXXX Idle            No Pending Events are waiting.

[Anonymous]

Can you post the results of debug sip stack message (remove any protected information)  it will give a better idea of what you are sending and what the sip server is requesting.  Off the top my guess is the IP SIP GRAMMAR is wrong for your particular provider. 

[Anonymous]

I was able to get the 7100 to register. I can make out bound calls. Inbound calls fail.

5555555555 substituted for inbound caller

5552223333 substituted for DID in system

1.1.1.1 substituted for  SIP Server's IP

2.2.2.2 substituted for 7100 eth0/0 WAN port IP

10:21:44.302 SIP.CLDU Incoming CallLeg created from 5555555555@1.1.1.1:5060 to 5552223333@2.2.2.2:5060

10:21:44.302 SIP.CLDU Searching for a matching trunk account by Via (1.1.1.1:5060 - UDP)

10:21:44.302 SIP.CLDU findClduInterface: 1.1.1.1 match to configured SIP server (host/port), but trunk T06 is full

10:21:44.303 SIP.CLDU Searching for a matching trunk account by From (1.1.1.1:5060 - UDP)

10:21:44.303 SIP.CLDU findClduInterface: 1.1.1.1 match to configured SIP server (host/port), but trunk T06 is full

10:21:44.303 SIP.CLDU Searching for a matching trunk account by To (2.2.2.2:5060 - UDP)

10:21:44.303 SIP.CLDU Searching for a matching trunk account by Contact (1.1.1.1:5060 - UDP)

10:21:44.303 SIP.CLDU findClduInterface: 1.1.1.1 match to configured SIP server (host/port), but trunk T06 is full

10:21:44.304 SIP.CLDU Searching for a matching trunk account by Source IP (1.1.1.1:5060 - UDP)

10:21:44.304 SIP.CLDU findClduInterface: 1.1.1.1 match to configured SIP server (host/port), but trunk T06 is full

10:21:44.304 SIP.CLDU Request URI indicates a local address, but could not match INVITE to an available trunk

10:21:44.304 SIP.CLDU Default trunk is not enabled or does not exist.

10:21:44.304 SIP.CLDU Incoming message received from 1.1.1.1:5060 via UDP

10:21:44.305 SIP.CLDU Cldu::CallLegStateChangedEv: (0x5c0a5b0)->Offering

10:21:44.305 SIP.CLDU Using SIP global outbound policy for HMR

10:21:44.305 SIP.CLDU No change to message with global SIP HMR

10:21:44.307 SIP.CLDU Cldu::CallLegStateChangedEv: (0x5c0a5b0)->Disconnected

10:21:44.357 SIP.CLDU Incoming message received from 1.1.1.1:5060 via UDP

10:21:44.357 SIP.CLDU Cldu::CallLegStateChangedEv: (0x5c0a5b0)->Terminated

10:21:45.999 SIP.CLDU Cldu::CallLegCreatedEv: (0x5c0a7c8)

[Anonymous]

I believe this issue was resolved by removing a restriction on the number of calls through the SIP trunk. It was changed back to the default (64).

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the update James! You da man!

[Anonymous]

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Thanks,

Matt