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  • rhashm
    Aspiring Member
    • May 2011
    • 2

    one-X agent 2.0 over vpn

    Trying to make Avaya one-X 2.0 work through Cisco 3030 VPN for remote users but the one-X never registers with CM 5.2.1 SP4 and gives the the error: Your login attempt was unsuccessful due to unknown reasons.

    Works fine over the LAN in the office. Have verified we have IP-Agent 9.0 licenses.

    App logs on PC show :
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] CRT: USER: StartUserRegistration: server:, extension: '14554', LoginMode: 2, forceLogin: 0
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] ALT: USER: H323: Local IP address to reach 10.26.1.31 is 10.248.56.48.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] ALT: USER: H323: Local IP address to reach 10.26.1.31 is 10.248.56.48.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : sendGRQ() ENTERED. RAS state= 2.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : sendGRQ() ENTERED. RAS state= 2.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : usStartTimer: timerId: 0 timeout=5 seconds
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:718] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : usStartTimer: timerId: 0 timeout=5 seconds
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:765] ERR: SIGNAL:
    timer 0 not found or has already been stopped
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:765] ERR: SIGNAL:
    timer 0 not found or has already been stopped
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:765] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : sendRRQ() ENTERED SENDRRQ
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:765] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : sendRRQ() ENTERED SENDRRQ
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:765] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : usStartTimer: timerId: 1 timeout=3 seconds
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:765] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : usStartTimer: timerId: 1 timeout=3 seconds
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : processRRJ(). State= registering
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : processRRJ(). State= registering
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: ERROR: RAS : processRRJ: RRJ reject reason code: 10.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: ERROR: RAS : processRRJ: RRJ reject reason code: 10.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: ERROR: RAS : processRRJ: Resource unavailable.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: ERROR: RAS : processRRJ: Resource unavailable.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: ERROR: RAS : processRRJ: H225eoutofserviceSetState_chosen.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: ERROR: RAS : processRRJ: H225eoutofserviceSetState_chosen.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : Diagnostic Error code= 18307.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: RAS : Diagnostic Error code= 18307.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: Q931: closeSignalingChannel(). Signaling channel ended closed by the application.
    [05/10/2011 21:33:31:796] ERR: SIGNAL: Q931: closeSignalingChannel(). Signaling channel ended closed by the application.



    CM Denial event: 2012 IP FURQ-Aged Endpt-no KA Force Unregistration Request. Unregister endpoint that has aged out. Endpoint's time to live (TTL) expired without receiving a keep-alive request (RRQ).


    List Trace ras ip-sation x.x.x.x shows: TCP conn failed


    Have verified ports are open on the firewall as IP-agent works fine from home over the VPN. Does one-X agent uses different ports? All help is appreciated. Thanks.

    I tried all the License Type options i.e. Agent, Non-agent, Basic, Supervisor but it just won't register. IP agent 7.0 works fine over the VPN. Tried different CLAN's. Verified ports 1719 & 1720 are open on the firewall. Verified IP agent 9.0 licences are available
  • itptech10
    Aspiring Member
    • May 2011
    • 1

    #2
    Hello !

    Have you found any solution to your problem ? I'm facing the same issue, here being connected on the LAN...

    Thank you for your feedback !

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    • rhashm
      Aspiring Member
      • May 2011
      • 2

      #3
      In our case it was always working over the LAN but not over VPN. After taking a Wire Shark trace I noticed during registration that TCP port # 13926 was being blocked by the Firewall. After opening this port on the firewall I was able to connect one-X agent 2.0 SP3 over the VPN. Hope this helps.

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      • gmillar
        Aspiring Member
        • Aug 2011
        • 1

        #4
        TCP port 2713

        Unlike IP Agent it appears One-X agent uses TCP port 2713
        11:22:11 Q.931 Setup received
        endpt [16.212.123.212]:2713
        switch [192.85.119.36]:61441
        11:22:11 Q.931 CallProc sent
        endpt [16.212.123.212]:2713
        switch [192.85.119.36]:61441
        11:22:11 Q.931 Connect sent
        endpt [16.212.123.212]:2713
        switch [192.85.119.36]:61441

        2713 does not appear in trace for IP Agent 7

        23:31:46 TCP connected (fe) endpt:16.213.97.117:32498
        switch:130.174.42.221:1720
        23:31:46 Q.931 Setup received endpt:16.213.97.117:32498
        switch:130.174.42.221:1720
        23:31:46 Q.931 CallProc sent endpt:16.213.97.117:32498
        switch:130.174.42.221:1720
        23:31:46 Q.931 Connect sent endpt:16.213.97.117:32498
        switch:130.174.42.221:1720

        I found that if I change Near End Establishes TCP Signaling Socket? n
        then the One-X agent would register.

        Is this right, I cannot find it documented anywhere specifically, nor do I see anything about port 13926? What are the implications of leaving Near End Establishes TCP Signaling Socket set N rather than Y?

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