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So we have ran into an issue that I am stumped on and am hoping for some help.
We have several customers that have 3CX phone systems. 3CX versions ranging from 12 to the 15.5. Several of our customers have remote sites. They are connected via VPN with Mikrotiks and routed. All traffic between sites is allowed and unfiltered. The phones at the sites (typically Yealink T42G or T42S) pull their configuration information from DHCP and point to the 3CX server at the main locations.
This works well 90% of the time. On multiple occasions we have had the remote site phones lose registration. There will be a log on 3CX of the phone just unregistered and then you can log into the web interface for the phone and it will show registration failed. We have tried rebooting phones, network equipment, etc...
The only way we have found to get the phones to re-register is to change the SIP server transport from UDP 5060 to TCP 5060. As soon as we do this the phone will register.
This only occurs on the remote sites over the VPNs. We can factory reset the phones and they will pull the correct information but fail to register.
Thoughts?
We have several customers that have 3CX phone systems. 3CX versions ranging from 12 to the 15.5. Several of our customers have remote sites. They are connected via VPN with Mikrotiks and routed. All traffic between sites is allowed and unfiltered. The phones at the sites (typically Yealink T42G or T42S) pull their configuration information from DHCP and point to the 3CX server at the main locations.
This works well 90% of the time. On multiple occasions we have had the remote site phones lose registration. There will be a log on 3CX of the phone just unregistered and then you can log into the web interface for the phone and it will show registration failed. We have tried rebooting phones, network equipment, etc...
The only way we have found to get the phones to re-register is to change the SIP server transport from UDP 5060 to TCP 5060. As soon as we do this the phone will register.
This only occurs on the remote sites over the VPNs. We can factory reset the phones and they will pull the correct information but fail to register.
Thoughts?