Failure to register SPA-3102 on "DSL-2750E" D-Link router

Hi team

I guess I'm able to clarify this here since its associated VOIP Cisco device. This SPA-3102 works fine with my old router. I wanted to have a WiFi router better and I installed D-Link router to "DSL - 2750th". Internet, everything works normally through this router but SPA3102 is does NOT record. I have a debug trace attached SIP & don't know why it's a failure of registration. Not any other filtering or firewall configured in the router and it works in accordance with all the default settings. Would you be able to give advice on this please?

Debugging is nice, but it discloses the contents of INTERNATIONAL packages only. No responses. Intercept (incoming and outgoing) SIP packets.

I have the average time - do not use the names in the proxy configuration. Use the IP address.

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