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- To resolve the VoIP traffic and DNS errors for your 3CX system, verify DNS settings are correctly configured using reliable DNS servers like Google’s (8.8.8.8) and test DNS resolution for 66.165.168.107 from your 3CX server using nslookup or dig.
- After that I would inspect network connectivity between your 3CX server and 66.165.168.107 using ping, traceroute, or telnet to ensure no blocks, ensure firewalls are not blocking SIP traffic and disable SIP ALG if enabled.
- Then review 3CX logs for detailed error messages to identify the cause of the failed registrations, ensure 3CX and network devices are up to date with the latest firmware and software updates, and if issues persist, contact your ISP to check for network blocks or issues affecting VoIP traffic.
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What is the FQDN you are trying to resolve, your errors only have IPs (sip:66.165.168.107:9000;lr) these are not using DNS?