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Ringcentral.com and Ringfree Help!

This is a discussion on Ringcentral.com and Ringfree Help! within the RF Dial forums, part of the Products category; I have the new iphone 3G. Currently I use ringcentral.com as my voip provider. I have tried using there proxy ...

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    kzotter is offline Junior Member kzotter is on a distinguished road
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    Default Ringcentral.com and Ringfree Help!

    I have the new iphone 3G. Currently I use ringcentral.com as my voip provider. I have tried using there proxy (sip.ringcentral.com:5090) as well as my username and password to gain acess to the system to make free calls using my voip but it is not working? When I put in a phone number it dials 415-946-4092 and then goes busy? Any clue what I am doing wrong? I contacted my voip provider and everythign is correctly configured according to them?

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    We've looked through our logs.

    When using sip.ringcentral.com, we send sip.rincentral.com:5060 an INVITE request, they reject it with a 407 Proxy Authentication Required.

    We send back a new INVITE with Proxy-Authorization credentials and they reject with a 407 Proxy Authentication Required. We repeat the request and the cycle continues until the call times out.

    This could be caused by an incorrect username or password.


    When using sip.ringcentral.com:5090, we send sip.rincentral.com:5060 an INVITE request, they reject it with a 408 Request Timeout. We return busy signal to the caller.

    We're not sure why they are returning the 408. It happens before any authentication information is exchanged, so we can't say it's a username or password problem.

    In both cases, ringcentral would have to provide more information about what their logs are saying and why they are returning 407 and 408 codes.

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