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    Default Call Log Status Column

    My outgoing calls have a status of "forbidden" - what is that representing? The incoming calls where VM is left indicates "timeout" and if the phone is answered indicate "ok". Are there other status indications and what do they represent?

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    I've seen


    • ServiceUnavailable
    • ProxyAuthenticationRequired
    • NotFound
    • Canceled
    • Timeout
    • Ok


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    Add another one.

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    I might add 2 more....

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    Quote Originally Posted by arth View Post
    My outgoing calls have a status of "forbidden" - what is that representing?
    The call log status is, essentially, a 1 to 1 mapping of SIP response codes. 403 or "Forbidden" can be a number of things, but most often an authentication error.

    It's a pretty long list, and pretty boring text for the most part... but you can find a pretty complete list here: http://www.iana.org/assignments/sip-parameters

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    My outgoing calls have a status of "NotAcceptableMedia" when dialing toll-free numbers, what is that representing? Didn't find anything in the link in the below link.

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    NotAcceptableMedia 0/0
    406 Call contacted, but some aspect of the session description was unacceptable.

    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/.../ftmalvia.html


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    Quote Originally Posted by usa2k View Post
    NotAcceptableMedia 0/0
    406 Call contacted, but some aspect of the session description was unacceptable.

    http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/.../ftmalvia.html
    Thanks for the link.

    This has something to do with the HT286. This started happening when i had my HT286 provisioned last week. I tested with PAP2 and it is working fine. Is anyone else having the same problems, calls goes through fine.

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    Quote Originally Posted by myvoip07 View Post
    Thanks for the link.

    This has something to do with the HT286. This started happening when i had my HT286 provisioned last week. I tested with PAP2 and it is working fine. Is anyone else having the same problems, calls goes through fine.
    I have had my 286 provisioning enabled since I had it.

    Only during the few issues reported in the the couple of posts prior to yours have I seen that problem, and when I did, a quick trouble ticket took care of it so fast, I was impressed.

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    Anytime you guys have an issue, just let us know.

    Some calls are connected via peering relationships with other carriers and occasionally issues come up. When that's the case, we just flag those calls to go out via Level3 or a primary carrier and it solves it.
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