Cracking BT voyager 10v?

mcmliix :

I realy don't think the DLink DVG-1120 firmware is going to be of any use at all with the 10v the file format is wrong for the 10v apart from that the chipset used in the FDX840 is not the same.

As far as the file format, this isn't a big issue. The big issue is different chipsets.

mcmliix,

Quote:

What I’ve found out so far: (1) There is a higher level of access to the unit over telnet of administrator Pw not known yet ie: in admin/admin mode if you use the command "set user type xxxxx" the response is permission denied There are many other commands that invoke the same response in admin/admin mode

I wouldn't go that far.. i've been messing around with this for a couple of weeks now, and it' just plain flaky. "[ERROR] Permission denied" gets thrown up to syntax errors, or just if you re-edit a line before pressing enter. Paul-M had the right idea. before you attempt to configure the thing, reset it back to defaults with reset+power. Otherwise the results are just too variable.

No mate you are wrong

no matter what you put in for SIP SET REG_SRV or SIP SET REG_PWD 1 the 10v go's to

sip.btsip.bt.net

if REG_PWD 1 XXXXXXXX is not authenticated by sip.btsip.bt.net

you get a DNS error

all the best

PaulT

i can only suggest you start again from scratch. Flash it to 2.16. Perform a factory reset (plug the power in with reset held down until all the lights stop flashing). Go through Paul-M's instruction again... I cannot stress the factory reset bit enough. I wasted days on the thing, with the BBV light flashing away, and being unable to get "reg_id 1" to stick past a reboot! Then just went back through Paul-M's instructions. I ended up modding a mates expect script to program the thing that looks like..

Code:

#!/usr/bin/expect proc expectprompt { txt } { expect {          $txt {}          timeout { exit 1 };          eof { exit 1 };        } sleep 1 } set timeout 10 set send_slow {1 .1} spawn telnet 192.168.0.26 expectprompt "Login:" send -s "admin\r" expectprompt "Password:" send -s "admin\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set reg_srv 10.0.1.1\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set domain 10.0.1.1\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set outbound_pxy 10.0.1.1\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set reg_id 1 103\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set reg_pwd 1 1234\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set tel_num 1 103\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set tel_name 1 103\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set reg_id 2 106\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set reg_pwd 2 1234\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set tel_num 2 106\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip set tel_name 2 106\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "sip register\r" expectprompt "admin" send -s "flash save\r" sleep 10 expectprompt "admin" send -s "reboot\r" close wait exit 0

That works perfectly for both lines, connected to an Asterisk server, which is better than Paul-M got! (sorry mate, thanks for all the help ).

good stuff Badman.

I see you found out how to make it stick with the "flassh" command. I hadnt found that one
I might play with the second line again now.

I tried your settings, but still no luck with this dns error

TEL number : 1373xx
Expire Time : 3600
Status : DNS Query Retry
Registrar : sipgate.co.uk:5060
Proxy : not config
Service Domain : sipgate.co.uk
Outbound Proxy : sipgate.co.uk:5060
Enable : Yes

Can anyone help me please.

gray :

Welcome to Voipuser Paul Interesting input ! Can anyone else check Paul's procedure and confirm that this works?

I tried your settings, but still no luck with this dns error

TEL number : 1373xx
Expire Time : 3600
Status : DNS Query Retry
Registrar : sipgate.co.uk:5060
Proxy : not config
Service Domain : sipgate.co.uk
Outbound Proxy : sipgate.co.uk:5060
Enable : Yes

Can you help me please.

Hi Guys, I'm having the same problem with the DNS Query retry thingy trying to connect my 10v to SIPGate, anyone figured out how to get it to work good?

I have mine connected straight into my 4th port of a NETGEAR DG834GT router, I also have a CISCO ATA-186 which is working fine with SIPGate, I was wondering two things; 1, I use my own internal DNS server, would it be worth trying to map sip.btsip.bt.com to the SIPGate IP address so the 10v uses DNS from my DNS server trying to connect to sip.btsip.bt.com but actually connects to SIPGate, and 2, is it possible to have two SIP devices running on a router like this, do I need to get port forwarding sorted out to seperate the devices? i really don't know what else to do.

Help much appreciated.

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http://www.ukvoiptalk.com/forum/general ... post188857

It works!

I can confirm that, after trying various solutions, the one given here by user MCMLIIX works perfectly.

Link below

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1765-bt-voyager-10v-working-sipgate.html

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