I have a provider that sends SIP over 3 different IP addresses. There is no registration involved, they just direct it straight to my IP address. The only way I can get them to pass through VitalPBX is to enable Allow Guest in SIP security. I have configured a trunk for each of the 3 IP addresses but still they come in as guests.
Any suggestions on how I could get these trunks to be authenticated so I can turn off AllowGuest?
So, calls are coming trough port 5060, but PJSIP is running in port 5062. I think that’s the problem, calls cannot be authenticated because the trunk is no created in the port 5060
Went ahead and created the trunk on the SIP side and it came through as it should so when the trunk is configured on PJSIP and the packets are sent through the SIP port it treats it as a guest.
I’m going to get with the vendor again and see if there is any way to switch the ports. If not I’m on the hook for changing the default PJSIP port to 5060 and reconfiguring all the extensions.
Ended up moving the PJSIP port over to 5060 and all is well now. I decided to go this route rather than have the provider change ports sent to 5062 because if I ever want to change providers I could be limited on what vender can actually change their default send port.
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