[adam_easyit]

Hello all,

We are having problems with our external extension where they make outbound calls but not able to hear anything. This is only for external extensions. They can hear fine when they receive calls, but not outbound.

We have tried calling 3CX support, but it appears they have limited resources on this.

Can anyone help? We really need to get this going.

Cheers,
Adam

[snowsam]

Adam,

This summer I experienced the same problem with an external (non-tunnel) Yealink. I have not tested again with newer firmwares from Yealink to see if that has fixed the problem since then.

My solution was to make a quick switch to grandstream phones for the few external extensions on our system.

[leejor]

We are having problems with our external extension where they make outbound calls but not able to hear anything. This is only for external extensions. They can hear fine when they receive calls, but not outbound.

I'm going to assume that you have enabled STUN on the set as it can receive calls. It may be a setting on the router that the set is behind, some makes don't play well with SIP. Have you tried using the phone at another location. What make of router are you using?

[adam_easyit]

Thanks for the replies.

We are using Draytek router.
We have tried disabling and enabling STUN, no difference.

Are you saying that our Yealink may not support this?

[leejor]

If it is a single set, behind a router, then STUN should be enabled on the set. If you look at the 3CX logs, just after the set has been powered up, you should see a registration that includes the public IP (of the router) and the port you assigned the set (probably 5060). If the set you are using does not have STUN, then have a look at this thread and in particular, the reply from Sy no-incoming-calls-19487.html#p103592

Not knowing what else is on that network, there is a possibility that another device is causing a conflict/confusion with the ports on the router.

The easiest way to confirm a router issue is to move the set to another network (if possible), this might save you some time by eliminating the router as the cause of the problem.

There is also an option in 3CX, for each extension that you might try changing, it might make a difference...PBX delivers audio, it used to be called something like that, the name may have changed slightly in recent versions.

[sigma1]

The issue is with the router most likely. Dump the yealink junk, enable UPNP on the Draytek and get some Grandstream phones, enable UPNP on them and you are all set.

[KerryG]

If its an issue with the router (likely) than there is no reason to switch phones. While I may disagree about Yealink phones being referred to as "junk", I do think your issue is likely with the router and not the phones.

[sigma1]

The router may present a challenge but why go crazy when Upnp is so easy and proven on the Dreytek? I simply expressed my professional opinion of a product.

[lneblett]

I have and am using Yealink as a remote extension without tunneling and without problems. I have t-28 and VP2009. 3cx jusy re-published how to set up remote extensions on the blog. You may want to revisit this and I suspect how the routers and/or firewalls are set up at both ends. I assume that when a remote extension initiates a call, the other side gets the ring, answers and then silence. Is the silence at both ends or only at the remote Yealink end? In any event, sounds more like a routing/firewall issue to me more so than the phone itself.