Hello. With no warning, I suddenly started getting "your call cannot be completed" with my free Google Peering created by SIPDROID (which had been working fine for more than a year). I upgraded to Soho, deleted the GV trunk, and added it again. Still, I have the exact same issue. Incoming calls are fine. Only outgoing is a problem.
Originally posted by isa
Hello. With no warning, I suddenly started getting "your call cannot be completed" with my free Google Peering created by SIPDROID (which had been working fine for more than a year). I upgraded to Soho, deleted the GV trunk, and added it again. Still, I have the exact same issue. Incoming calls are fine. Only outgoing is a problem.
Hi,
I'm sorry, but in my case, the Google Block does not seem to have gone.
I only just tried setting up a Google Voice trunk.
I already went through the steps of
- Confirming the "Suspicious activity" on Google.
- Changing my password (it now contains upper and lower case letters, puncuation and numbers and is 10 digits long).
- Verifying that I'm on WWW3 - I do seem to be.
- Confirming the changes, saving and restarting my pbx.
...
But still, the log file states, amongst some sql failures:
res_jabber.c: JABBER: encryption failure. possible bad password.
Is there any other possible thing I could try on my side I have overlooked?
Thanks for any assistance!
EDIT: OK, things just resolved themselves. I guess Google took longer than I thought to apply the new password to its own services or whatever.
So sorry the disturbance.
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by ren on 14.10.2013 at 16:43.
- For inbound calling, my SIP extensions will only ring within a few minutes of having first registered (i.e. logged in). This means that for example my Handytone 701 will only ring within a few minutes of restarting it. My Sipdroid clients will only ring within a few minutes of logging on.
Actually, it was officially announced by Google some time ago that they would drop XMPP as of May 15. How will this affect PBXES' paid Google Voice Peering?
I'm having an issue with the ring time on incoming GV calls. PBXES rings only three times (about 15 seconds) while GV rings a full FIVE times (25 seconds) before going to voicemail. There is a whole TEN seconds when the call is in "limbo" and cannot be answered. Is anyone else having this issue?
In my PBXES account I have set my ring time to 60 seconds under general settings and also for each individual extension.
This has also been brought up by others in connection with SIPDROID (which, apparently, rings only twice).
Also, this forum is not allowing anyone to reply or create a new thread even when logged in, so my only option was to edit my own previous post. I've tried under two different paid account logins with PBXES, and still could not reply or start a new thread.
This post has been edited 2 time(s), it was last edited by isa on 26.09.2014 at 16:59.
@danylati: Please try to change your password, both on your GV account and on your GV trunk within PBXes. Your System Log recorded a bad password error message.
First of all thank you very much for maintaining and operating PBXEs. It is a great tool and helps very much for our communication. A happy new year to the whole pbxes-team.
I have also an issue with the incoming Google voice calls. Pbxes rings only for a short time and then sends the call back to google voice.
I would prefer that the call stays in the pbxes system and rings as long as preset in the pbxes setup and after that goes to a pbxes mailbox. Like every other trunk.
Best would be, if you could select in the pbxes google voice setup, what should happen with the call after several rings: Should it stay in the pbxes system or should it go back to google voice. And after what time will it go to google voice, if nobody answers.
When this change is not possible, the time in pbxes should be set to a way much longer time to give somebody the chance to reach a phone and answer the call before it goes back to google voice.
Right now, I found a way to keep the call in pbxes: I have sent the calls to a voice menu. This is not the best solution for me because I do not want my callers to hear that voice menu. But at the end it is better than sending them back to google voice.
Thank you for looking into my issue.
This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by bun on 06.01.2016 at 16:47.
I'm experiencing a problem with Google Voice trunks after using them for years without a problem.
I had two gv trunks working fine for years. However after ipkall discontinuing service I had to get a third gv account into my pbxes.
I'm adding it tonight and when I add it, as normal google blocks the first attempt and the account is not connected. however the other two accounts are also not connected.
some time later, I tried setting up the new gv account without having unblocked it at google and the other two gv acounts were connected.
I went into the google.com/blocked page and unblocked the ip from germany and tried again to get the third acount connected. Now all three accounts are disconnected again.
I know I have the right passwords in place. I'm logging into the accounts to verify them so the passwords are correct and even if the new one was incorrect, why are the other two being disconnected as well?
I logged into all three accounts to see if there are blocked ip's and there are none.
Is it a matter of just waiting before trying again? should I restart the pbx? is there a limit to the number of gv trunks? why should I have to change my gv passwords if i'm typing them in correctly?
Our experience has been that just acknowledging the IP warning on Google does not do the job. Only after changing password the account was connected properly.
I noticed a few weeks ago that now opening a free account requires $15 one time fee. Is this the reason I can no longer create a new PBXES account by installing Sipdroid on an Android phone?
Because of this, I cannot connect a Google voice account to a PBXES account either. If I pay $15 fee to open a free account, would I be able to connect a GV account to it? Or, would I need one of the paid subscriptions to use GV with PBSES?
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