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# 29573 12-Jan-2009 11:51
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Hey guys,

I have iTalk through my Telstraclear cable connection in christchurch.

Sometimes i get a problem where the inbound calls do not work, they just go straight to voicemail.  This is pretty intermittant and generally it works fine.
I have rang Slingshot about this and they just basically blamed Telstraclear, but as far as i can tell my internet connection is extremely stable.

Would daily resetting of my connection help?  Anyone else had any issues with this?




 


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  # 188943 12-Jan-2009 11:57
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What type of router and IP phone or ATA are you using? Do you have any port forwarding in place?

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# 188950 12-Jan-2009 12:28
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I'd be interested to hear about the hardware you're using.

I have my Nokia N82 plus the ExpressTalk softphone connected to my 2Talk line. I've had situations where the N82 would not ring on incoming calls, but the softphone does. I thought it may be an N82 firmware issue. This has happened to me on a couple of occasions with different routers.




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  # 188964 12-Jan-2009 13:24
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Just using the belkin wireless g router.

Its wired to the "voicebox" thingy that iTalk recommended, which is in turn connected to my phone.

The phone itself does serve as a standalone IP phone but its from China and didnt fancy trying to set it up with my poor Chinese!

I have not got any port forwarding in place, as the iTalk does not recommend this during setup!


Sorry this is rather vague re: hardware but im at work and cant reel off product numbers etc here :)




 


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