TN1984 said:Citi telecom told me I will be unable to connect to my home VoIP service after downloading this app on my Galaxy S3. He also told me Canadian carrier block the service within their infrastructure and thus I cannot use my home VoIP service on this app.
leejor said:TN1984 said:Citi telecom told me I will be unable to connect to my home VoIP service after downloading this app on my Galaxy S3. He also told me Canadian carrier block the service within their infrastructure and thus I cannot use my home VoIP service on this app.
I know that using Telus 3G, and 3CX phone as an extension off the 3Cx PBX, works, so it might be that Rogers is blocking something. Did they explain if it was the S3, or Rogers? It sound as if they have had others with the same issue. Did they give any further explanation about what might be happening? Do they even see a registration attempt?
leejor said:I would not give up on the say-so from one service rep that may have heard from someone, that a friend told them that they heard from someone, that it wouldn't work.
A friend did use the 3CX phone on a (I believe it was a Sony Android Handset), over the Fido network to a VoIP provider. Other than some echo issues, it did work. Given that Rogers and Fido run over the same network, it may be something on the S3 causing a conflict when using 3G, or a configuration issue.
If you really want to delve into this and have the time. You could set up the 3CX PBX on a PC at home and create one extension.Then create a second profile on the 3CX phone (S3) and have it register with your PBX. You would then be able to use the 3CX logs to troubleshoot a failed registration, or at least be able to see what is going on.
Perhaps someone else, on Rogers, with the same handset, is on the forum, and will offer some help. If that doesn't eventually happen you might think about turning to a Samsung S3 forum.
The is one of the models that I may make the jump to next year, but I'll be seeking out someone, to try out 3CX phone, on their handset before I make a final decision. I do know some people that now have that model (not on Rogers), but have yet to approach them.
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