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TG100 incoming route question

Samuel Fink

July 08, 2019 19:33

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Dear all,

I recently bought the TG100 for home use.

In order to avoid unnecessary base rates, I would like to change the home telephone to VOIP.
Because we have to keep the analogue telephone, I also purchased the Cisco APA112, which has been set up with an online VOIP provider.

Outgoing and incoming calls are working properly. However, as the costs for a call to a mobile phone are very high, I wanted to reduce the costs by redirecting outgoing calls over SIM card. In order to do this, I got the yearstar TG100.
I installed the SIP trunk (online voip provider) on it and the Cisco APA112 can be connected over an account to the TG100.

I noticed now, that I can only get incoming routing from the SIM to the Cisco APA112. Because the Internet Voip Provider cannot use another number than our home phone number, all calls have to run over this Voip Provider.

I could not find a way to have incoming routing from the SIP trunk to the Cisco APA112. Would this even work with a TG100 or would I need additional means, like a bpx (i.e. freebpx on raspberry)?

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  Larry Neblett July 12, 2019 13:05

  I am not sure I fully understand what was said, but I gather that :

  1. You had a home analog DID, which is now VoIP

  2. You have a VoIP provider DID

  3. You have a GSM ESN/IMEI and other, but as you are using cellular data, it should have no bearing. .

  When dialing to a mobile phone, you are wanting the call to go out the TG100 but when doing so, the provider is rejecting the call as the credentials or other are not acceptable to the VoIP provider.

  You earlier stated that "now I can only get incoming calls".

  Then, later, you state, "I cannot find a way to get incoming routing from the SIP trunk to the SPA112.

  I think what is missing from the above is the connectivity of the SPA as you stated you "I installed the SIP trunk on it (presumed to be the TG100) and the Cisco can be connected over an account to the TG100". This is when you stated that you can only get incoming calls.

  So, on the one hand you indicate outbound is an issue, but then go on to indicate that incoming works.....but then later that it doesn't.

   

  Can you clarify?

   

   

   

   

   

   

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  Riddhe M July 16, 2019 07:59

  Is that the connection like this?

   

  Mobile Carrier -----------TG100 -------------VoIP account 1 ----------Internet ---------------VoIP Account 2 -----------Cisco APA ---------Analog phone