gkjones: Ypu need to give yourself a smack in the head. Read the post. Triggering triggering triggering. Nothing about forwarding. And that latency is crap so yes we will have to use different settings but that's down the track. The sip port 5060 is in the Ata and is correct but it's the actual port that the router must open when it receives a sinal from the Ata we need to set up. In the router configuration 192.168.1.1 if factory unchanged go to the advanced section on forwarding and triggering. You want to set up 2090 in both options. This is not in the Ata section it's the router. Now you might have a dial tone.
Latency to the USA has *ABSOLUTELY NOTHING* to do with the OP's VoIP issue. Mind explaining why you think it is part of the problem?
gkjones: Ypu need to give yourself a smack in the head. Read the post. Triggering triggering triggering. Nothing about forwarding. And that latency is crap so yes we will have to use different settings but that's down the track. The sip port 5060 is in the Ata and is correct but it's the actual port that the router must open when it receives a sinal from the Ata we need to set up. In the router configuration 192.168.1.1 if factory unchanged go to the advanced section on forwarding and triggering. You want to set up 2090 in both options. This is not in the Ata section it's the router. Now you might have a dial tone.
You seem to have a strange way of helping, I don't see why I need to smack myself in the head?
I already have a dial tone. I am unable to call out. If I call a number it dials it and then after 2-3 seconds I get the continuous beeps in rather quick succession which I think is the no such number tone, not an engaged tone.
I'm in the same boat as you, I can receive calls fine but when I go to dial out, I get dialtone but I end up with that strange sort of engaged tone for ANY number I dial. I read a post somewhere where someone was saying it is a firmware issue as, for iTalk, the router needs to ignore the second invite... or something like that.
sar10538: I'm in the same boat as you, I can receive calls fine but when I go to dial out, I get dialtone but I end up with that strange sort of engaged tone for ANY number I dial. I read a post somewhere where someone was saying it is a firmware issue as, for iTalk, the router needs to ignore the second invite... or something like that.
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Well you are one step ahead of me. I cannot receive calls or make them. I keep meaning to call up the slingshot helpdesk but know it will take an hour or so to sort it out (if they can even help at all) so need to set aside the time!
1: Reset to Factory Defaults from the Administration menu. 2: Voice->Admin View->Provisioning, Provision Enable: = no, Upgrade Enable: = no 3: Voice->Admin View->Line1 a: Line Enable: = yes b: Proxy: = ???.italk.co.nz c: Display Name: = 64???????? (your full International number) d: User ID: = 64???????? (as above) c: Password: = ??????? i) Go to the main http://www.slingshot.co.nz web page and login, ii) MY PHONE->more>> iii) Manage My ITalk iv) Click "View / Change" to reveal your VOIP account settings including your Password 4: Under Audio Configuration, Preferred Codec: = G711a, FAX Passthru Codec: = G711a 5: Don't forget to Save Settings at the bottom of the page. Now just check the Voice->Info, Line 1 Status, L1 Registration State:, it should say Registered, if not you will need to check the Proxy:, User ID: and Password settings above.
That should be all you need to do from a Factory Defaults reset state to get a basic working setup. Dialtone + incoming only!
Yeah my settings are exactly that and I have the registered showing up in the info page. If I try and call my number from my cellphone I get a recorded message along the lines of "This line has been deactivated or is not in service blah blah". I think I need to give slingshot a ring.
Have you tried using the softphone software and making/receiving a call with that? I just tried that to see if I could receive a call and I can't, it still gives me the recorded message. There must be some settings wrong at slingshots end at least partially to blame anyway. No problems making a call though.
I tried the softphone first off until I obtained an ATA and it worked fine. By the sounds of it your iTalk account is not activated properly and you will have to contact Slingshot to sort that problem out to start with. Once you get past this stage it will be interesting to see if you have the same issues as I do with the WAG310G. Good Luck.
I copied this off the 2talk website for setting up a SPA2102 ATA (0[2-9][2-9]xxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxx|021x.|022x.|0508x.|0800x.|025x.|027x.|028x.|029x.|00x.|1xx|01x|*x.)
I copied this off the 2talk website for setting up a SPA2102 ATA (0[2-9][2-9]xxxxxx|[2-9]xxxxxx|021x.|022x.|0508x.|0800x.|025x.|027x.|028x.|029x.|00x.|1xx|01x|*x.)
Have absolutely no idea what it means!
Thanks, I tried this but still have the same problem I'm afraid. I have tried comparing the voice settings with a working WRP400 and updating to match but that still did not solve the problem. I'm not convinced that this is a configuration problem, I think it is a firmware incompatibility issue.
I just finished getting my Spa 2102 all going both as a router ( Nat setting ) and ATA with 2 lines going to handsfree standard phones using italk as the voip provider. Can you both confirm you have under voice/applications set port 5060 to forward?
If you do have a separate router then you can do it via port triggering. Mine works on both the spa2102 as a router/ata and the netgear router and papt2 . I bought the spa2102 last night as my parents are moving to pukekohe so i am setting up there internet/hone system .
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