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wratterus

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#303839 13-Mar-2023 14:57
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Have a client on Starlink (older dishy with Ethernet capability). Trying to setup VoIP using a Grandstream GRP2612W with 2Talk & it won't work on the Starlink connection - it will sometimes say registered, and can be seen from the 2Talk portal, but won't make or receive calls. 

 

It works fine on a different internet connection, & the android 2Talk app works fine on the Starlink connection. 

 

Anyone using 2Talk on Starlink who could comment? Wonder if @coffeebaron may have setup this config? Any thoughts appreciated. Thanks!


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  #3049644 13-Mar-2023 15:44
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Hi, is the 2612 set for UDP or TCP for sip transport, change it to TCP and see if that helps. As Starlink is a CG-Nat service you may find their NAT router timing out and cleaning up UDP sessions early, this often causes the issue you described. Cannot say it's the issue but worth a try.

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  #3049830 14-Mar-2023 09:36
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Thanks very much for the response - have tried that with no change unfortunately.


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  #3050021 14-Mar-2023 12:28
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I can give you my Fritz!box config for kiwivoip if that's of any help.  (Could be wrong, but I think 2Talk may use the same/similar platform).  Its been working reliably for over 6 months on starlink (round dish).   

 

I know someone that was told to use port 50600 for kiwivoip, but I just use the standard port.




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  #3050642 15-Mar-2023 22:35
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I typically run Yealink cordless IP phones for VoIP if over 4G , fixed wireless or Starlink. They seem to be more reliable than an ATA. 





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