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Hi,
I have a system running in uk OVH deployed via PBXExpress, latest production release of V16. I have 5 phones connected and registered using Direct SIP Stun in the UK and they operate without issue, they are a mixture of T19PE2 and Fanvil X3S
They have an employee in Thailand. He purchased a brand new T21P E2 and I configured using Direct SIP Stun. It worked for a week or so and then stopped delivering audio. He would not hear the ringing or anyone answer, the other end would simply hear silence once they answered the call.
In the end I sent out an RPI with SBC installed, once connected I had him reset the phone and it re-provisioned to connect via the SBC but to my surprise I see exactly the same issues. A smartphone with the app on it works just fine via his broadband.
I did a packet capture and the audio playback does hear the ringing and the other end answer / hang up on both legs of the call.
Do you think this is a faulty phone? I can't think of anything else this can be.
Thanks
Graham
I have a system running in uk OVH deployed via PBXExpress, latest production release of V16. I have 5 phones connected and registered using Direct SIP Stun in the UK and they operate without issue, they are a mixture of T19PE2 and Fanvil X3S
They have an employee in Thailand. He purchased a brand new T21P E2 and I configured using Direct SIP Stun. It worked for a week or so and then stopped delivering audio. He would not hear the ringing or anyone answer, the other end would simply hear silence once they answered the call.
In the end I sent out an RPI with SBC installed, once connected I had him reset the phone and it re-provisioned to connect via the SBC but to my surprise I see exactly the same issues. A smartphone with the app on it works just fine via his broadband.
I did a packet capture and the audio playback does hear the ringing and the other end answer / hang up on both legs of the call.
Do you think this is a faulty phone? I can't think of anything else this can be.
Thanks
Graham