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  #1789088 27-May-2017 11:37
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Just following VOIP discussion but I have a problem identifying my Skinny VDSL modem.

 

At present I am handling my VOIP (with 2Talk) with a Linksys SP2102, but wondering if I can just use my HG659 to do it all.

 

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Physically looks like a HG659 as shown on a Spark image.

 

Label on back of modem shows HG659

 

Modem System Info shows HG659 and Hardware Ver.B

 

Software vers V100R001C297B011

 

Any help would be appreciated (including VoIP config if possible)

 

TIA

 

 





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  #1789095 27-May-2017 12:00
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Gordy7:

 

Just following VOIP discussion but I have a problem identifying my Skinny VDSL modem.

 

At present I am handling my VOIP (with 2Talk) with a Linksys SP2102, but wondering if I can just use my HG659 to do it all.

 

Info:

 

Physically looks like a HG659 as shown on a Spark image.

 

Label on back of modem shows HG659

 

Modem System Info shows HG659 and Hardware Ver.B

 

Software vers V100R001C297B011

 

Any help would be appreciated (including VoIP config if possible)

 

TIA

 

 

 

 

PS... Just working my way thru the Skinny forum to see what I can find...





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  #1789102 27-May-2017 12:27
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Gordy7:

Gordy7:


Just following VOIP discussion but I have a problem identifying my Skinny VDSL modem.


At present I am handling my VOIP (with 2Talk) with a Linksys SP2102, but wondering if I can just use my HG659 to do it all.


Info:


Physically looks like a HG659 as shown on a Spark image.


Label on back of modem shows HG659


Modem System Info shows HG659 and Hardware Ver.B


Software vers V100R001C297B011


Any help would be appreciated (including VoIP config if possible)


TIA


 



PS... Just working my way thru the Skinny forum to see what I can find...



You should be able to configure the voip ports on the router to replace the Linksys.
I haven't done that yet, but will look into it, as I am also in need of adding another couple of analogue lines to my Installation.
Let me know of you figure it out before I do, otherwise I will let you know.
Best,
Dan



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  #1790279 27-May-2017 16:00
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soundplusnz:

 

For those interested, I have it working on the HG659b.

 

Turns out it was a TCP setting in the phone setup - defaulted to UDP on the SIP Transport.

 

Message waiting light also to off, now all lines appear and I have voicemail on each one, flags a message and indicator when theres a VM and all lines ring as they should.

 

Beer for me tonight!cool

 

Best,

 

Dan

 

 

Where do I find the TCP setting in the phone setup?

 

I have hunted thru my HG659 HW ver.B (web interface) and can't see any UDP - SIP Transport setting.

 

Maybe the FW is different for my router (Skinny VDSL). Guess I may be looking in the wrong places.

 

Thanks

 

 





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  #1790393 27-May-2017 20:15
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I don't believe it's on the unit, in my case I needed to log into the GUI on my Cisco Voip phones and change the configuration on each phone unit.

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  #1790397 27-May-2017 21:02
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soundplusnz: I don't believe it's on the unit, in my case I needed to log into the GUI on my Cisco Voip phones and change the configuration on each phone unit.

Best,
Dan

 

Ok... VoIP phones.

 

Not the HG659 ATA solution I am looking for.

 

 





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  #1832423 27-Jul-2017 17:57
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Dulouz:

 

old3eyes:

 

Which part was the solution??

 

 

 

 

"Turns out it was a TCP setting in the phone setup - defaulted to UDP on the SIP Transport."

 

 

 

You need to change the transport setting from UDP to TCP.

 

 

 

 

Where is that transport settings i cant find it within the router settings , 





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  #1832428 27-Jul-2017 18:15
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As mentioned a couple of posts above, it was a phone setting not router.

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  #1832463 27-Jul-2017 19:19
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Hmm , so i imagine the setting is just for VOIP phones , bugger , i use to have vodafone RBI where just a normal phone plugged into the router and that was it .





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  #1834044 31-Jul-2017 09:03
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wanna try flashing my HG659 with vodafone firmware except it appears they have removed the link to download it , anyone know where i can get it from ?

 

 

 

 http://community.vodafone.co.nz/t5/Modems-Wi-Fi/Vodafone-HG659-firmware-update-released/td-p/187827





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  #1875454 1-Oct-2017 12:50
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Bummer... seems I'm in the same boat as the OP... HG659b and VDSL => no VoIP :(


 
 
 
 

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  #1894647 3-Nov-2017 11:21
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seretonin:

 

wanna try flashing my HG659 with vodafone firmware except it appears they have removed the link to download it , anyone know where i can get it from ?

 

 

 

 http://community.vodafone.co.nz/t5/Modems-Wi-Fi/Vodafone-HG659-firmware-update-released/td-p/187827

 

 

 

 

New August firmware under

 

  • http://downloads.vodafone.co.nz/HG659-16V100R001C206B026_main.bin




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  #1894648 3-Nov-2017 11:22
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Anyone tried using the 659b as a wifi repeater and as a voice device behind an existing router.

 

I was considering enabling the WAN port as VOICE only and a static IP on the LAN side with no DHCP.





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  #1955723 12-Feb-2018 14:02
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openmedia:

 

seretonin:

 

wanna try flashing my HG659 with vodafone firmware except it appears they have removed the link to download it , anyone know where i can get it from ?

 

 

 

 http://community.vodafone.co.nz/t5/Modems-Wi-Fi/Vodafone-HG659-firmware-update-released/td-p/187827

 

 

 

 

New August firmware under

 

  • http://downloads.vodafone.co.nz/HG659-16V100R001C206B026_main.bin

 

 

 

Has anyone got this B026 firmware upgrade to fully work for VOIP on Vodafone VDSL?


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