The problem was fixed with some changes on the configuration sugested by a coworker.
No audio in either direction? Does the signaling work? In other words can you call the other number and get it to ring, answer the call and ringing stops?
Could you post configuration with sensitive info redacted?
Is the SIP phone also behind the TA900? Do you have audio from the public phone network to both the analog and SIP phones?
You might need to turn on the transparent proxy.
ip sip proxy
ip sip proxy transparent
If the carrier is doing media path optimization it is expecting the RTP to go locally and failing. I don't see any NAT, are the SIP phones on private RFC1918 addresses?
Yes, I work for the carrier and we do media release. The phones are able to receive and generate calls outside the TA with good quality. They are all in our private network, where we have all our sip customers. Do the TA have to be rebooted after that change?
ip sip proxy
ip sip proxy transparent
Should I revove what we did with the loopback?
No need to reboot the unit but you might want to reboot the SIP phones behind the Adtran or wait for them to re-register. They should show up in a "show sip proxy user" command. I'd do away with the loopback if adding the proxy doesn't fix it.
Are the SIP phones being NATted by the Adtran? It didn't look like it from your configuration.
Doing a "debug sip stack messages" during a failed call may point out where the media is pointing and why it is failing.
Thanks, will try that. The sip phones are not behind a NAT.
Hello,
I just wanted to check back in with you to see if you are still having problems. If so, feel free to respond with any additional questions you may have
here.
Regards,
Geoff
The problem was fixed with some changes on the configuration sugested by a coworker.