[Spce-user] Please let me know why Ifaced401/403(Unauthorized/Invalid To-URI Detected).

[David Ho]

Hi Jon,
 
When I open at "/var/log/ngcp/sem/sems.log" file, there are messages same like following;
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Mar 20 08:44:14 spce sems[2164]: [#7f601e77d700] [doRegistration, AmSipRegistration.cpp:139] ERROR: failed to send registration.
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It seems to occurred "doRegistration" function error in AmSipRegistration.cpp when I tried to register the PSTN gateway.
How do you think it?
Please let me know if you have to solve this problem.
 
Regards,
David Ho
 


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제목: Re: [Spce-user] Please let me know why Ifaced401/403(Unauthorized/Invalid To-URI Detected).

El Tue, 19 Mar 2013 17:29:41 -0500 (CDT)

Marc Rys <m.rys at tri-lakes.net> escribió:



> I'm having the same problem.  error 403 on my test phone when trying to dial

> a 10 digit north America number.

> 

> I just setup SPCE from scratch yesterday, my installation went really well, i

> got my test phone registered successfully, but when I got to the Peer setup

> my progress came to a stop.  My peer is another soft switch I have on my

> network and I have it setup using the same method I've used for trunking to

> other SIP devices...  (Cisco IADs, Asterisk, Broadworks, SIP LD term

> providers)

> 

> I'm so green, can somebody please point me in the direction of where to look

> at the SIP messaging logs?  I figure this would explain why Im getting the

> 403 forbidden error.

> 

> I'm going to also wireshark my single NIC interface on SPCE right now to see

> if that gives me any clues

> 

> Thanks in advance..

> 

>



ngrep-sip is the quickest way to check what's going on in the network.



checking the proxy logs is usually the best method to see what happened with a

particular call. If the problem is related to permisions or routing there you

have the answer.  You can find the logs under /var/log/ngcp/*



cheers,



Jon



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