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SIP trunk does not come back after router reboot or provider incident.

Often the old registration lingers on the provider side or NAT binding is missing. Sometimes you have to re-register explicitly.

Try this first

  1. 1Check PBX status: registered, not just reachable
  2. 2Force a re-register on the PBX
  3. 3Set NAT keepalive (OPTIONS) to a shorter interval
  4. 4Kill the old session in the provider portal if available

When to bring us in

Trunk stays stuck despite force-register: provider incident, ask explicitly for a server-side drop-registration and keep the ticket ID.

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