Thanks! It worked with the network file you suggested to use!
Next thing I configured is TR-069 trying somehow to retrieve the VoIP settings from the provider. The settings which I copied from another router that works (provided by the ISP) are as follows.
From your experience, is there any chance that this works and VoIP settings are downloaded automatically? Do you think that spoofing maybe needed?
Basic Configuration
TR-069 Y
ACS URL: http://acs.forthnet.gr:7547/
Username: <EMPTY>
Password: ******
Connection Request URL: http://<public_ip_address>:51005/<uuid>
Connection Request Username: 1234567890123 => 13 digit number
Connection Request Password: ****** => 13 digit number, same as above
Periodic Inform: Y
Periodic Inform Interval: 21600 s
Authenticating ACS: N
ACS CA Certificate Chain: Auto
Certificate Management
ACS CA Certificate Chain: Chain1
Last thing I tried was to configure manually the VoIP settings as per the router that works (provided by the ISP), but the problem is that I am missing the SIP password. My hope was that the password would be retrieved via ACS if I manage somehow to make ACS work. Any help towards this direction would be appreciated.
Basic
SIP Account-1
SIP Account: 30210XXXXXXX => my telephone number
Authorization Username: 30210XXXXXXX => my telephone number, same as above
Password: ****** => this is the password that I do NOT know!
Advanced
Advanced Parameters
DTMF: DTMF in Voice
Jitter Buffer: Adaptive
Minimum: 20 ms
Maximum: 200 ms
Echo Cancellation
Echo Cancellation: On
SIP Protocol
Local Port: 5060
Primary Proxy Server: sip-ims.forthnet.gr
Primary Outbound Proxy Server: sip-ims.forthnet.gr
Primary Proxy Port: 5060
Secondary Proxy Server: 0.0.0.0
Secondary Outbound Proxy Server: 0.0.0.0
Secondary Proxy Port: 5060
Register Expires: 3600 s
Unregister on Reboot: Off
Link Test: On
Link Test Interval: 120
PS. The router provided by the ISP is a ZTE H267N from which I am struggling to extract the SIP password from the exported config.bin that contains the configuration on the router, but unfortunately the exported file is AES encrypted. I have already tried several passwords I found on the Internet but nothing works. My last hope is that the person that has created RouterPassView tool (
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/router_password_recovery.html) manages to find a way to decrypt the file (I have sent him an email some days ago).
Thanks,
Giannis