We have 32x Yealink T58A on a Netgear switch S3300-52X and 5x Grandstream HT802 on a 3CX Pro on Linux.
There's nothing set yet in terms of QoS or Vlan, especially as I don't know how to set this up properly.
Netgear has a port-based Auto-Voip function.
It also improves the transmission of faxes when I activate the Granstream ports and the 3CX port with the Auto-Voip function.
But if I now set the Yealink T58A to Auto-Voip, everything will start to get mixed up and irregularly several phones will be disconnected and later connected again and again. Until I take the ports out again.
(All phones have their own port on the switch)
With Snom phones this doesn't happen so I guess it's because of the video functions that send something to the outside despite the missing camera? I also use a mail client in the internet.
Does anyone have any experience with the features of the Yealinks T58A?
Greetings unibeta
There's nothing set yet in terms of QoS or Vlan, especially as I don't know how to set this up properly.
Netgear has a port-based Auto-Voip function.
It also improves the transmission of faxes when I activate the Granstream ports and the 3CX port with the Auto-Voip function.
But if I now set the Yealink T58A to Auto-Voip, everything will start to get mixed up and irregularly several phones will be disconnected and later connected again and again. Until I take the ports out again.
(All phones have their own port on the switch)
With Snom phones this doesn't happen so I guess it's because of the video functions that send something to the outside despite the missing camera? I also use a mail client in the internet.
Does anyone have any experience with the features of the Yealinks T58A?
Greetings unibeta
