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Hi,
I am running an on prem install on linux computer. V20. I have a Fortinet firewall with failover ISP. ISP1 is my fiber and is on 99% of the time. If the firewall sees high latency it will switch to Comcast (coax). I have a static IP with ISP1, with ISP2 it is dynamic.
I have my PBX set to dynamic (since the IP could change).
I am about to renew my license, I was thinking about going with enterprise so I have a 5m reevaluate of my WAN IP vs the 10m with professional.
I noticed on network settings Query STUN is by default set to 600 Sec. Should I change that to a shorter time?
My goal is in a failover situation that everything switches over as quick as possible, and when it goes back to ISP1 after a failover on ISP2 it switches back quickly.
What would you recommend I set the Query STUN time to?
Thanks!
I am running an on prem install on linux computer. V20. I have a Fortinet firewall with failover ISP. ISP1 is my fiber and is on 99% of the time. If the firewall sees high latency it will switch to Comcast (coax). I have a static IP with ISP1, with ISP2 it is dynamic.
I have my PBX set to dynamic (since the IP could change).
I am about to renew my license, I was thinking about going with enterprise so I have a 5m reevaluate of my WAN IP vs the 10m with professional.
I noticed on network settings Query STUN is by default set to 600 Sec. Should I change that to a shorter time?
My goal is in a failover situation that everything switches over as quick as possible, and when it goes back to ISP1 after a failover on ISP2 it switches back quickly.
What would you recommend I set the Query STUN time to?
Thanks!