Support for third-party SIP phone features varies greatly from Cisco SIP IP Phone features.Third-party phones have only RFC 3261 SIP Version 2 support, whereas Cisco SIP Phones have many Cisco SCCP features that have been rewritten to work in a native SIP protocol stack.
Review INVITE and adjust source identification: If you have entered values above, the values below will update with. I do plan on doing interoperability testing (when time permits) with 3rd party SIP devices on CUCM.
It simply outlines a method for getting X-Lite registered.
#Sip error 503 x lite how to#
14:42:56.542 AuthMgr: nAuthFailure : Authentication failed for SipReq: INVITE tid=0a7127700000005b48454a6d000075470000001e cseq=INVITE contact=10.113.39.112 / 2 from(wire) Reason: Credentials don't match, check that authorization-ID and password match the ones in extension settingsġ4:42:56.385 evt::CheckAuth::not_handled : Unidentified incoming call. When first opening X-Lite, the Account is not enabled.Go to Account Settings message is displayed.Click on Account Settings (this can also be accessed in the Softphone dropdown menu).This opens the SIP Account Settings page from where the phone can be configured to connect to the Natterbox service. Be forewarned that this is not a definitive guide on how to get the X-Lite application to communicate to the various other types of devices, trunks, and applications that may be registered to or interacting with a UC-520 or CUCME host.
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