My Telecom modem and Voip - I really need help please

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veesoo

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# 151032 11-Aug-2014 17:09

Hi Everyone
I'm really desperate for help please as even after calling a few technicians I can't find the answer :(

I have a Technicolor TG582n modem and I want to connect an analog phone to it,

Trying to use a Linksys Pap2t to connect Voip (Either 2Talk or Sonetel)

Unfortunately I just get one way sound. And I'm told that I need to open voip on this modem or something. I tried port forwarding the ports, and using telnet to activate voip, but I'm not sure if I did it right. I still get one way sound, meaning I can't hear the person I'm calling.

Thing is, When I used a friends DSL G604t modem, it worked no issues. So I'm not sure if this modem has an issue, or if anyone has done it before successfully? Or can anyone recommend an affordable modem I could probably pick up on TradeMe that works smoothly with the Pap2T ? Thank you so so so much and I appreciate it.

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# 1106646 11-Aug-2014 18:12

Check if there is anything called 'SIP ALG' or something similar.

Otherwise you could try registering on 50600 rather than 5060. Or even use TLS on 5061 instead.

veesoo

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# 1106659 11-Aug-2014 18:38

Hi, I disabled Sip Alg using telnet on my computer.
Could you please tell me what is TLS is and how I would do that? Tried having a google search just now but can't make sense of it? > Thank you
?

chevrolux

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# 1106666 11-Aug-2014 18:53

You just need to register to tls.2talk.co.nz on port 5061. Change your SIP transport type to 'TLS' and port to 5061.

veesoo

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# 1106717 11-Aug-2014 20:47

Hi There. You have been so kind to help ..

I'm hoping to use Sonetel as thats my usual provider, but. I think it's a port forwarding or issue with the modem. Since it works fine with the friend's DSL G604t
I think disabling SIP ALG worked yesterday, I can't remember if I did it on 5060 or 6070 , but now it won't work anymore:

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Bless anyone and everyone who is able to help . I am truly grateful. Thank you

veesoo

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# 1106719 11-Aug-2014 20:47

I also tried changing my port to 5061 or 6070 but the problem persisted. Only one way sound. Thank you

coffeebaron

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# 1106750 11-Aug-2014 21:37

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Ditch that horrible router and use a Draytek.

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# 1107173 12-Aug-2014 17:10

You should never under any circumstances create a port forward for port 5060 on any router. The exception to that rule is if you can explain to me why it's needed..

CamH

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# 1107189 12-Aug-2014 17:51

We've always had problems with Technicolour routers and ATAs. The PAP2T has major problems with Thomson / Technicolour or TP-Link devices and we've never got one working correctly, and even if we do, it seems quite temperamental. I suggest you either go out and get an SPA122 or get a new router (new router would definitely be a better option however!)

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# 1107397 13-Aug-2014 00:21

Those Technicolor's are crap, among other issues by default they do symmetric NAT which breaks voip and gaming because it prevents STUN, UDP hole punching and other "getting around NAT" methods from working.

http://think-like-a-computer.com/2011/09/16/types-of-nat/
http://think-like-a-computer.com/2011/09/19/symmetric-nat/

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# 1107401 13-Aug-2014 00:37

veesoo:

Since you know how to telnet to the router I believe the command you want is this:

:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=5060
:connection bind application=CONE(UDP) port=5061

You may also need to do TCP depending on you are connecting to your provider:

:connection bind application=CONE(TCP) port=5060
:connection bind application=CONE(TCP) port=5061

This should change those ports to port restricted cone NAT, rather than symmetric.

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# 1107714 13-Aug-2014 15:17

chevrolux: Check if there is anything called 'SIP ALG' or something similar.

Otherwise you could try registering on 50600 rather than 5060. Or even use TLS on 5061 instead.

1. Changing your SIP port will achieve nothing in this case. Clearly your SIP is working else you would not even be able to make the call. What you are experiencing is an RTP (audio) issue.

2. I'd strongly advise against using TLS while trying to fix another problem. Faulty TLS implementations are common. You'd be likely adding another issue to the problem. At best it will do nothing as it's irrelevant. TLS encrypts the SIP (Call information data), not audio data. What you have is an audio issue.

coffeebaron: Ditch that horrible router and use a Draytek.

+1 to coffeebaron

I personally use Cisco but Draytek is a far better option for a non techo.

sbiddle: You should never under any circumstances create a port forward for port 5060 on any router. The exception to that rule is if you can explain to me why it's needed..

+1 to sbiddle

Presuming the router supports PNP this should not be needed. I have never needed a port forward for SIP/RTP VoIP use.

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veesoo

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# 1107722 13-Aug-2014 15:28

Hi All. I'll be trying these shortly on the TG582n. Thank you very much.

I am temporarily using an old DSL-G604T D-Link router which works no issues, but i noticed on Speedtest.net the wireless is 30% less for the download on this modem. In the meantime , could anyone suggest a faster modem that seems to work happily with PAP2T? Probably something I could pick up second hand < $50 would be fantastic. Thank you so much :)

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# 1107723 13-Aug-2014 15:31

veesoo: Hi All. I'll be trying these shortly on the TG582n. Thank you very much.

I am temporarily using an old DSL-G604T D-Link router which works no issues, but i noticed on Speedtest.net the wireless is 30% less for the download on this modem. In the meantime , could anyone suggest a faster modem that seems to work happily with PAP2T? Probably something I could pick up second hand < $50 would be fantastic. Thank you so much :)

(Emphasis added)

You have answered your own question. Your "old" router uses older wifi standards like 802.11b / 802.11g

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veesoo

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# 1107725 13-Aug-2014 15:32

Yes :) You are right. I'm wondering if there is any modem I could pick up inexpensively maybe a Netgear , TP Link or belkin . If anyone knows a model they tried with PAP2T no issues. Don't have a lot to spend. I Thank you very much :)

hamish225

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# 1108778 15-Aug-2014 07:57

i used a D-link one with my ATA for a while, i only had problems with it when i put DD-WRT on it so as long as you use the stock firmware you'll be fine with one of them.

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