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I hate to tell you this, but the solution is to reinstall. It can be done much faster than trying to find a solution for a problem that is hard to pin down. What I have been able to find out is that unintentional password changes can occur when filling in blanks. It is impossible for anyone...

I wanted you to know that you failed to assume the best. I never once complained about the forum or members other than Kenny. He interjected himself into a good thread in a manner which appears to be just to cause trouble. Evidently I was not the only one who picked up on that. I'm surprised...

@markjcrane , You said "Please be civil calling anyone a troll is not nice community behavior. You don't know Kenny and he doesn't know you. Lets not bully each other online. In person we would likely find it easy to be friends. Distance between us make this a bit harder." I don't know where...

You don't have to do anything. I never was asking for a crystal ball. I guess it is hard for people to follow, but really it is quite simply. If you agree with DigialDaz's position, then what sorts of reasons wouldn't that work right out of the box, so to speak? Very simple. Please don't...

Correct, I meant to write that I can receive a call (on another phone number) from my PBX extension. In other words, it goes out just fine. Thanks for pointing out the mistake. What should be obvious to those who've watched DigitalDaz's good video is that he implies that basically inbound...

Thanks, phonesimon. Riley is the very definition of a troll. Some people do not understand the idea of an open discussion in a search for knowledge. Asking why and how is at the very heart of that search. No one is required to comment, but all should do so assuming the best. Opinions are...

Thanks, that's all I needed to know. Your simple last answer was all it took.

I had great success configuring the PBX yesterday and today. I actually can receive a call inbound to my extension. That is wonderful. However, what is surprising is that no calls come in. When calling in, the caller hears ringing, but no answer. Any ideas? Thanks.

Is it possible for the pbx to see itself as registered when the provider does not? My current experience says it is so, but I do not know why.

Yes, quite so. Precision is what computing is all about. I would then say that a PBX is fairly worthless if outgoing calls are not available. Therefore, from that line of reasoning, the PBX must be completely configured or one might not even bother. From a training standpoint, it makes sense...

I guess my point is that I personally believe that the gateway is the trunk. Without the trunk, nothing come in or out.

My test setup has one phone. I was able to leave a message for another extension and it worked perfectly. The pbx says it is registered with my provider, but it does not say that at the provider's end right now. It normally is done very quickly and so they are looking into why they don't see...

Woohoo!!!!!! That registered! Thanks so much! Now to try it out. I'll let you know.

Are you meaning that I've filled in all the necessary blanks otherwise?

I gather that the Yealink Accounts section must create on account for each extension. They then each appear under Number Assignment. However, I am failing to register. It may be any of the rest of the items on that page:

Oh.....! Well let me give that a try.

Thank you for that clear answer. That leaves me with what appears to be the final blockage:: It is interesting that there are passwords for each extension, but not for the base of the portable IP phones. The base can handle multiple phones but I assume I am configuring just the base...

@mat1010 , Thanks again for noticing the password problem. I believe I have traced it down, but don't know how to fix it. In the Yealink browser interface, there is a tab entitled Account and the first item is Register. It is at this point that I am confused. I would think that I am...

@DigitalDaz Another update for you. I found that the good video you supplied slightly mislead me in that it appeared to associate a gateway (trunk provider) with outbound calls but not inbound. What I have read so far appears to indicate that gateways are first configured because both inbound...

Does anyone have any experience with this?