harrogate3 laid this down on his screen :[color=blue]
> "Jono" <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
> news:mn.6c9b7d758eaa5480.48968@blueyonder.invalid...[color=green]
>> Steve pretended :[color=darkred]
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I just have setup an Asterisk server at home.
>>> I have 2 phones (at the moment) connected
>>> * 1 -> at home => works fine
>>> * The second one, at my friend house.
>>>
>>> The last one, doesn't register...
>>>
>>> SIP.CONF
>>> [121]
>>>
>>> type=friend
>>> username=121
>>> secret=121
>>> host=dynamic
>>> callerid=121
>>> context=default
>>> mailbox=121
>>> canreinvite=no
>>> nat=yes
>>>
>>> On my router I declared : the SIP available port [5050 - 5090] (just to
>>> make sure I can catch everything :-)
>>>
>>> And I can't regsiter....
>>>
>>> ANy idea ?
>>>
>>> THanks for your help[/color]
>>
>> Have you got:
>>
>> localnet=192.168.2.1/255.255.255.0
>> externip=your.ip.or.hostname
>> nat=yes
>>
>> ...in your sip.conf?
>>
>> Remote extensions are painful with NAT, let alone NAT at both sites.
>>
>> You also need to port forward 10000-20000 for RTP....
>>
>> Some of the ports below may also be required:
>>
>> 8000 - 8012
>> 3478 - 3483
>> 5004 - 5036
>> 4560 - 4570
>> 2727
>>
>>
>>[/color]
> Jono
>
> I'm going through a similar problem with the X-lite softphone and with
> a Sipura ATA2000 on Sipgate and voip.co.uk. I have a preconfigured
> X-Lite softphone supplied by Sipgate and it works perfectly with
> incoming calls without the need to port forward through my router. The
> non-preconfigured softphone looks to register with either Sipgate or
> voip but I cannot make calls: the Sipura will not register with
> either.
>
> My Belkin router will only permit one UDP range to be forwarded per IP
> address. How do I manage the others? I have even tried the DMZ with no
> joy.
>
> Any advice gratefully received - it's driving me batty![/color]

Is it the SPA you're having probs with, in particular?

Have you given it a static IP address on your LAN? If so, make sure you
also enter the DNS server IP addresses too, otherwise it won't be able
to look up the server's address - the SPA doesn't think "Oh, I'll use
the router as a DNS server" you actually need to enter the addresses
manually.