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#320684 20-Apr-2010 13:49

Thanks again, will update the thread if I notice anything else.

Great idea/service that will help raise the VoiP standard. Begs the question as to why the VoiP service providers don't offer provisioning, with the noted exception of WxC.

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#320722 20-Apr-2010 15:05

I would say because near enough is good enough for a lot of providers, as long as they see calls they seem to be happy, not to concerned with maintaining or adhearing to standards or adhearing to best practices.

..but thats probably me just being a bit cynicial

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#320811 20-Apr-2010 18:49

All good here Steve with the PAP2T. It set up with the new settings, but had to restart it for the settings to take effect but no problems. Thanks.

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#320871 20-Apr-2010 20:01

Worked without a problem on a SPA2102 (s/w 5.2.10 h/w 1.3.5(a)) with 2talk.

Didn't need to force a reset, worked exactly how it was listed in the blog details.

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#320888 20-Apr-2010 20:16

Works well with 2102 and AG310 with 2Talk A big Thanks.
Awesome job.
Jim Bo

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#321221 21-Apr-2010 11:16

tanivula: Worked without a problem on a SPA2102 (s/w 5.2.10 h/w 1.3.5(a)) with 2talk.

Didn't need to force a reset, worked exactly how it was listed in the blog details.

Whoops, forgot to check incoming calls...

Turns out I need to turn the Auth INVITE setting off as well. Had to walk the wife through how to do this!

Calls would go straight to answer phone, but the phone would ring - same as polglase. Just had a look and I've got the same hardware & firmware too. So could it be an SPA thing rather than 2talk/iTalk? Or are both companies skimping on security!

Will secure up the device the other way when I go home.
Appreciate the work!

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#321232 21-Apr-2010 11:30

Nope not a SPA thing

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#321251 21-Apr-2010 11:59

tanivula:
tanivula: Worked without a problem on a SPA2102 (s/w 5.2.10 h/w 1.3.5(a)) with 2talk.

Didn't need to force a reset, worked exactly how it was listed in the blog details.

Whoops, forgot to check incoming calls...

Turns out I need to turn the Auth INVITE setting off as well. Had to walk the wife through how to do this!

Calls would go straight to answer phone, but the phone would ring - same as polglase. Just had a look and I've got the same hardware & firmware too. So could it be an SPA thing rather than 2talk/iTalk? Or are both companies skimping on security!

Will secure up the device the other way when I go home.
Appreciate the work!

I wouldn't go as far as saying they are skimping on security but it is certainly best practice to ensure that all SIP INVITE and REGISTER commands are authenticated.

The worst that can happen to you by not enabling this is to find your phone ringing in the middle of the night as a hacker somewhere works out your SIP userid, which is something that appears to have happened to somebody else here in NZ who posted either on here a few days ago. They can't hack your phone or ATA or make calls.

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#321261 21-Apr-2010 12:27

A small problem, I cannot ring 021 1xxxxxx get a no such number tone after dialling 0211.
on 3 ATA's so I guess its a dial plan problem
JimBo

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#321287 21-Apr-2010 13:04

Oops sorry!

It appears I've missed this number range which means it won't work.

I've replaced 0212xxxxxx with 021[1-2]xxxxxx which will fix the issue.

If you power cycle the devices it will pick up the new config.

JimBrack

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#321310 21-Apr-2010 13:52

Thanks, ....bugger, now I can call her indoors... :o)

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#322132 23-Apr-2010 15:29

A new problem today, I share one of the lines with another staff member and she has trouble dialling... I suspect she is dialling to slow.

It works fine for me but she is having real trouble.

Anyone else?

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#323181 26-Apr-2010 19:24

Hey Steve,
A couple of times when we've made a call, the other end could not hear us. First time we encountered the problem we did a complete restart of everything (modem, router, ata, phone). Second time a simple hang up and redial was all that was required.

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#323226 26-Apr-2010 20:22

tanivula: Hey Steve,
A couple of times when we've made a call, the other end could not hear us. First time we encountered the problem we did a complete restart of everything (modem, router, ata, phone). Second time a simple hang up and redial was all that was required.

There is nothing in there that should cause any effect like that. What device and router are you using?

While it shouldn't be necessary port forwarding the ports that are being used for RTP traffic by the device may be necessary, NAT issues are normally the cause of one way audio.

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#323228 26-Apr-2010 20:24

polglase: A new problem today, I share one of the lines with another staff member and she has trouble dialling... I suspect she is dialling to slow.

It works fine for me but she is having real trouble.

Anyone else?

What numbers? THe only issue I'm aware of is the delay after the 3rd digit if you're dialling a local number. If you do pause for more than (from memory) 3 seconds between digit 3 and 4 it will pass the call as a 3 digit local number.

If this is causing issues I can tell you how to modify the dialplan to remove this issue.

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