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#2181703 17-Feb-2019 22:05

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hio77:

Really need to drag you out one day my way to see the weirdness of it....

With my iPhone at my parents place (which roams to Vodafone) I can make a call using WiFi calling absolutely no problems. Agreed however regarding handover back to the cell network - really would love to see this resolved as I always fall into this trap at home.

VoLTE will see handover sorted but when will NZ see 4G calling @saltyNZ

That I can't say, I'm afraid.

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#2181704 17-Feb-2019 22:06

coffeebaron:
Before Vodafone do :)

//so left out!

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#2182079 18-Feb-2019 16:17

coffeebaron: On Vodafone you can get a SureSignal to plug into your broadband connection to give in home mobile coverage.

yeah but we have staff who use other ISP's other than Vodafone, my understanding and from trying to get this working with another ISP, it only works if Vodafone are your ISP.

Sounds like the 2 Degree product works on with any ISP?

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#2182080 18-Feb-2019 16:20

LFCNZ:

coffeebaron: On Vodafone you can get a SureSignal to plug into your broadband connection to give in home mobile coverage.

yeah but we have staff who use other ISP's other than Vodafone, my understanding and from trying to get this working with another ISP, it only works if Vodafone are your ISP.

Sounds like the 2 Degree product works on with any ISP?

Vodafone removed the requirement of their own connection for the sure signal devices

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#2182082 18-Feb-2019 16:25

LFCNZ:

coffeebaron: On Vodafone you can get a SureSignal to plug into your broadband connection to give in home mobile coverage.

yeah but we have staff who use other ISP's other than Vodafone, my understanding and from trying to get this working with another ISP, it only works if Vodafone are your ISP.

Sounds like the 2 Degree product works on with any ISP?

@LFCNZ As @hio77 pointed out this restriction was removed by VodafoneNZ and will work on any NZ fixed line ISP

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#2182087 18-Feb-2019 16:36

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LFCNZ:

coffeebaron: On Vodafone you can get a SureSignal to plug into your broadband connection to give in home mobile coverage.

yeah but we have staff who use other ISP's other than Vodafone, my understanding and from trying to get this working with another ISP, it only works if Vodafone are your ISP.

Sounds like the 2 Degree product works on with any ISP?

@LFCNZ As @hio77 pointed out this restriction was removed by VodafoneNZ and will work on any NZ fixed line ISP

John

Oh right didn't see that, when was this restriction removed, I think we tried about 6 months or so ago and it didn't work.

ISP staff member was using was Greenfields.net.nz

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#2182096 18-Feb-2019 16:46

LFCNZ:

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LFCNZ:

coffeebaron: On Vodafone you can get a SureSignal to plug into your broadband connection to give in home mobile coverage.

yeah but we have staff who use other ISP's other than Vodafone, my understanding and from trying to get this working with another ISP, it only works if Vodafone are your ISP.

Sounds like the 2 Degree product works on with any ISP?

@LFCNZ As @hio77 pointed out this restriction was removed by VodafoneNZ and will work on any NZ fixed line ISP

John

Oh right didn't see that, when was this restriction removed, I think we tried about 6 months or so ago and it didn't work.

ISP staff member was using was Greenfields.net.nz

Cheers

Was removed almost 2 years ago, If it does not work then you need to log a job with VodafoneNZ for the Sure Signal white list to be checked

Make sure you provide the IP address to Vodafone at the time

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#2182105 18-Feb-2019 17:14

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LFCNZ:

Linux:

LFCNZ:

coffeebaron: On Vodafone you can get a SureSignal to plug into your broadband connection to give in home mobile coverage.

yeah but we have staff who use other ISP's other than Vodafone, my understanding and from trying to get this working with another ISP, it only works if Vodafone are your ISP.

Sounds like the 2 Degree product works on with any ISP?

@LFCNZ As @hio77 pointed out this restriction was removed by VodafoneNZ and will work on any NZ fixed line ISP

John

Oh right didn't see that, when was this restriction removed, I think we tried about 6 months or so ago and it didn't work.

ISP staff member was using was Greenfields.net.nz

Cheers

Was removed almost 2 years ago, If it does not work then you need to log a job with VodafoneNZ for the Sure Signal white list to be checked

Make sure you provide the IP address to Vodafone at the time

John

Oh right great, will give it another go, so you need a static IP then.

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#2182147 18-Feb-2019 17:34

No you don't need a static IP

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