Yealink W60B DECT Base Station - Black

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You need to begin with a PBX that has been deployed properly (meaning the firewall rule entry is removed manually, and recreated by PBX Express automatically) -> This is one variable eliminated Now these are the errors (using Level = ERR) i can see in the log file,but I don't know what to do about them, perhaps you can help? (see attachment) Video tutorial explaining Auto Provisioning setup for Yealink Phone on PBXware 5. ¶ Requirements ¶ Identifying phone model

Say you have an incoming call that you've answered, and you want to transfer it to someone else and introdice the caller as you go... I have brought the W60B phone into the office and reset the base and taken the steps above to add the Provisioning URL and provision to do the auto provisioning. The PIN is used to register handsets to the base station, and for the handset to access settings from the base station. When a Base and a handset are supplied together in a single box, then the handset should already be registered to the base station. You can use these steps to register additional handsets though: Yes we don't understand what architecture is required for the SBC. It's not clear to us whether the SBC should be in front of or behind the firewall. Our SBC is on the Phone LAN, our phones all have dynamic IP's between 192.168.200.1-100 and the SBC is on a static 192.168.200.101. It seems by having the SBC we have simply just shifted the network admin from GCP to the Office Cisco router, which is more complex and more problematic and expensive to troubleshoot.

Yealink W60B DECT IP Base Station

The base station is what is provisioned by 3CX and registers via SIP to 3CX. The handset registers or pairs to the base station via DECT. Then you associate a handset with a line which is one of the SIP accounts provisioned on the base station: I would be most grateful for your help as I have no way to diagnose where it's going wrong and have spent hours on this problem. I can't tell if the issue of registering is happening at the LAN side or the PBX side, and there seems to be no definitive document from 3CX to say what ports where must be open for the SBC on a LAN behind a firewall to work with remote phones.

Connect the Ethernet cable between the Internet port on the phone and an available port on the in-line power router or switch. Connect the ethernet cable between the Internet port on the phone and the network port on a router or switch to access LAN.

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We do recognise however that the steps to disassociate a device from the service could be better set out in our customer communications, and we will look to explore this internally and make improvements where necessary.” So I then added the provisioning URL for Local LAN (in the office), not SBC remote, which i had used before, seeing that makes more logical sense given we now have the SBC, as the provisioning method. Having confirmed and pressed the auto-provision button, the Web Gui says Operation Completed, but the handset then said Unregistered.