PJSIP Cisco 6921

Hi guys! I have a problem trying to receive calls in a Cisco 6921. Previously we have Asterisk 1.8 with chan_sip and all was fine. We upgrade to asterisk 16 with pjsip and when we call to the cisco the log shows ‘everyone is busy/congested at this time (1:0/0/1)’ and the call end. I have made captures and I see 404 not found, so I thought about NAT problems and configured the phone following Migrating from chan_sip to res_pjsip - Asterisk Project - Asterisk Project Wiki because in chan_sip it had the setting nat=yes but it didn’t work. I also tried following this guide Configuring res_pjsip to work through NAT - Asterisk Project - Asterisk Project Wiki but I have the same problem.

This is the config for the endpoint:
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Asterisk is in a public server, and the Cisco is behind a NAT

Thanks!

You need to post the entire pjsip configuration and explain your topology (like LAN only, LAN <-> WAN, etc).

are you using realtime ?

You need to provide the capture.

404 means the URI you are calling does not exist.

The Cisco 6921 is almost three years beyond the end of its support life.

yes

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