Austin Godber wrote:
> JD wrote:
>   
>> As far as ip phones...polycom, aastra, snom are good; grandstream 2000 is ok; stay away from grandstream budget phones.
>>     
>
> I have a grandstream 2000 that I use with broadvoice.  Actually, it's 
> misconfigured somehow so calls will ring or dial out but no one can ever 
> hear me.  I suspect I could somehow remedy it, but its funnier broken.
>
> Austin
>   
It may not be you :)
Broadvoice is a horrid voip provider.  I used them for about 6 months, 
it was hit or miss; I was never happy.
Check that you're forwarding the right ports to your phone (or asterisk) 
and make sure it has a static ip inside your network.

I forward the following ports, you should definitely forward the first 3:
TCP/UDP 5060-5080
rtp 10001-19999
IAX2 4569
FOP 4445
Stun 3478
IAX 5036 (IAX v1)
HUD 6600


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JD Austin
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Maricopa Community College District
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