2talk incoming calls going to voicemail, port triggering or forwarding?

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Topic # 110475 9-Oct-2012 22:43
I have a 3G21WZ router (3G) which I've got an IPECS phone on 2talk plugged into. The issue is that after a certain period of time, less than 24 hours, the connection seems to time out somehow, I can make outgoing calls but not receive incoming, they go straight to voicemail. I've searched and it seems to be a fairly common problem, but I'm having trouble fixing it! Is it port triggering that I need, and if so how do I set it up, the below is my attempt so far. Otherwise is it port forwarding, and if so what settings do I need for that? Thanks for any light you can shed. Application NameTriggerOpenWAN InterfaceRemoveProtocolPort RangeProtocolPortRangeStartEndStartEnd 2tallk2TCP/UDP5060050601TCP/UDP5060050601usb0 2talkTCP/UDP50605061TCP/UDP50605061usb0 edited mod:RC - fixed some formatting that broke the page.

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Reply # 698829 10-Oct-2012 06:39
A lot more information is required before anybody can help you. For a start who's the provider and what APN are you using? *Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

vespaman

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Reply # 699118 10-Oct-2012 14:38
Are you using upnp ? what type of NAT does your router support ? if using 2talk does your line show as online or offline ?

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Reply # 699323 10-Oct-2012 20:48
You may just need to wind down the registration expiry time on your IP Phone.. I've come across a few which have outrageously high defaults..

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Reply # 699388 10-Oct-2012 22:33
Registration timer: 600 seconds Desired lease time: (sec) 691200 Provider: 2talk via 3G modem, Telecom uPnP is enabled on router Router says it supports NAT port forwarding, port triggering and DMZ host Phone shows as online and can make outward calls Any help would be very much appreciated. Have heard nothing from 2talk support. Port triggering options on router: Application Name Protocol Port range start/finish (Trigger and Open) 2tallk2 TCP/UDP 50600 50601 TCP/UDP 50600 50601 usb0 2talk TCP/UDP 5060 5061 TCP/UDP 5060 5061 usb0

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Reply # 699398 10-Oct-2012 22:51
Have you set the STUN server settings? Promote New Zealand - Get yourself a .kiwi.nz domain name!!! Check out mine - i.am.a.can.do.kiwi.nz

vroom

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Reply # 699400 10-Oct-2012 22:58
No I haven't set STUN server because I googled it and was confused about whether I needed it or not?

vroom

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Reply # 699402 10-Oct-2012 23:01
Oh and I tried static IP but that hasn't made any difference, it's still on that though.

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Reply # 699425 10-Oct-2012 23:36
Ahh.. what Telecom 3G APN are you using? If using internet.telecom.co.nz, the router won't be able to do port forwarding or triggering as unsolicited internet traffic is all firewalled. direct.telecom.co.nz would let you do port forwarding. However, as Don said, STUN might help you out and should work on either APN.

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Reply # 699428 11-Oct-2012 00:04
OK thanks for that, have enabled stun and changed the APN so fingers crossed. Cheers for your suggestions.

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Reply # 699434 11-Oct-2012 06:46
STUN only allows a device to auto automatically establish the public IP and type of NAT firewall in use. It won't necessarily overcome APN limitations restricting uninitiated inbound traffic. *Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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Reply # 699442 11-Oct-2012 07:19
sbiddle: STUN only allows a device to auto automatically establish the public IP and type of NAT firewall in use. It won't necessarily overcome APN limitations restricting uninitiated inbound traffic. Ah yes of course.. I was thinking the APN was doing NAT as its firewall, meaning OP would have been double NATed (which STUN may or may not have been able to help with) but realise the standard internet APN is just firewalled not NAT. Fingers crossed it should keep working this time though having changed that APN :)

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Reply # 699462 11-Oct-2012 08:19
Only problem now is some funky stuff what was going on with the XT network that caused VoIP issues. Upon call setup packets were being lost which caused SIP timers to drop calls. I have no idea if it's been resolved at all. *Need help configuring your Linksys ATA or IP Phones for New Zealand? Check my blog post

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Reply # 699496 11-Oct-2012 09:37
sbiddle: Only problem now is some funky stuff what was going on with the XT network that caused VoIP issues. Upon call setup packets were being lost which caused SIP timers to drop calls. I have no idea if it's been resolved at all. Nope it has not ..no incentive for them to fix it either you will imagine Yes I am a employee of WxC (My Profile) ... but I do have my own opinions as well

vroom

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Reply # 700155 12-Oct-2012 12:26
Well it's been going for 24 hours, so here's hoping. The APN may have been the key. Many thanks for your input, much appreciated.