[Asterisk] Outbound call: Received response: Fordbidden

Hello,

When I dial a number starting with *, I get a strange answer from asterisk and a busy tone: WARNING[2582]: chan_sip.c:12198 handle_response_invite: Received response: "Frobidden" from "Jack"..

I'm trying to set the call forwarding of my phone provider, and in order to do that, I need to dial *05 + the number to forward calls to.. Well, as each time I dial a number starting with *, it fails, I cannot forward my calls!

In my dial plan: exten=_101XXXXXXXX,1,Dial(SIP/*059${EXTEN:3}@101), and it fails for example.

Can you please help? Thanks!

Guys!

I'm completely stuck with this issue. I need to enable call forwarding from my phone provider and use it with asterisk. The only way IS to use and dial this *05 number.. I can't figure out what's wrong and why do I get this forbidden response when I dial it!

Please help !


Thanks!

you need to take a sip trace for us to be able to help you any further.. ngrep -lqtt -W byline port 5060 (on the asterisk box)

Thanks for your answer and for giving me the command line. The only thing is, it appears I don't have the corresponding library installed. It says: ngrep: command not found.
I'm logged as admin in my asteriskNOW server.

Cheers

see if you have tshark, tethereal, or tcpdump. they all do the same thing for the purposes of this task (or install ngrep).

Hi,

I do have tshark but nut sure how to use it. When I type tshark -lqtt -W byline port 5060, I get: Invalid time stamp type "t". As I don't really know how it works, it's hard to see what's wrong, could you help?

Thx !

No help about how to trace my SIP?

I'm still having the "forbidden" response problem, any idea why?

Hi try

tcpdump -n -i eth0 -w /tmp/wireshark.pcap -s 2000 udp port 5060

then copy the file to a machine that has wireshark on it and see what it has to say

Ian

ianplain :

Hi try tcpdump -n -i eth0 -w /tmp/wireshark.pcap -s 2000 udp port 5060 then copy the file to a machine that has wireshark on it and see what it has to say Ian

Thanks Ian for your help. Here is what I get using your command line and wireshark.

Does it help?

Thanks