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Forums › VoIP › DSL Router, 3G failover T-Stick Compatible, SIP ALG
tknz

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#80865 5-Apr-2011 13:44
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Hi Guys

I need someone to recommend a new DSL Router, which is grunty enough, and has to support the following:

USB Port WAN 3G Failover which is compatible with the Telecom T-Stick
SIP ALG OR SIP Proxy - Multiple LINKSYS SPA504G Phones behind the same router/public I.P
ADSL2
VPN be nice but not necessary as there is another connection that can go on

Thanks!




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  #455527 5-Apr-2011 13:51
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The SRP527 is excellent but you will have a problem with XT on failover for your VOIP I'm afraid, I have been doing a lot of testing, funnily enough I have actually been doing just this testing on a the srp range in the last couple of days with new beta firmware loads but thier is issue with XT that has been known about for a while.

Any outbound SIP call that is answered automatically without ringing, ie automated attendants, IVR's etc will drop within a few seconds due to the speed of the sip connection not getting passed back via the 3G connection in other word a lot of 0800's , this issue is not router related but an issue with how XT handles this type of traffic.

Vodafone 3G is not affected by this, only XT




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  #455645 5-Apr-2011 20:30
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Any ideas if Cisco are expanding their 3G stick compatibility to include a few more of the Vodafone variants?




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  #455750 6-Apr-2011 06:04
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Actually I used a couple so far and all good , K3715 , K3250,

K3715 auto detects and connects automatically, the K3715 requires you to manually put in the vodafone APN as does the XT TStick MF626




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