Troubleshooting PortSIP PBX Call Issues

Troubleshooting PortSIP PBX Call Issues

This article provides solutions for common PortSIP PBX issues when making calls. When you make a call from the app or an IP Phone, if the call fails, you will receive a status code indicating the reason. Below, we explain the status codes and their meanings:

480 – Temporarily Unavailable

This status code usually means the callee is not online or unavailable to answer your call.

408 – Request Timeout

This status code indicates the callee can’t be reached, possibly due to a lost network connection.

503 – Service Unavailable

This code may appear for the following reasons:

  • The PortSIP PBX can’t provide service at this moment.
  • The app/IP Phone failed to resolve the PBX domain DNS.
  • The SIP trunk can’t provide service at this moment if the call is sent to the trunk.
  • The PortSIP PBX failed to resolve the trunk domain DNS.

403 – Forbidden

This code may appear for the following reasons:

  • The current usage exceeds the PortSIP PBX license.
  • If you make a call to the SIP trunk and the called number starts with a +, it means this is an international call. In this case, if the extension caller role is a standard user, they will receive this error since standard users do not have permission to make international calls.
  • If the extension caller has permission to make international calls, but the country code is disallowed, you will need to allow the country code in the menu: Blacklist and Codes > Codec and E164. Click the tab ALLOWED COUNTRY CODE and select the country code to enable it.
  • The current established calls have reached the maximum call limit of the trunk.
  • The callee number is in the PBX number blacklist. You can manage the blacklist in the menu: Blacklist and Codes > Number Blacklist.

402 – Payment Required

This code appears if the tenant admin has enabled online billing, but the extension caller does not have enough balance.

404 – Not Found

This code may appear for the following reasons:

  • The called extension number does not exist.
  • The called PSTN number does not exist.
  • The outbound call doesn’t match any outbound rule.
  • The outbound call matched a trunk that was not available.
  • The outbound rule matched, but it is currently outside office hours or during holidays.

Feel free to contact the PortSIP support team at support@portsip.com or submit a ticket. Our team will help you resolve any issues.

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