modem: DGND3300
ATA: PAP2T
call drop after 32 sec only when I call
settings: http://forum.freephoneline.ca/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=298
worked fine for mounths but now ...
call drop after 32 sec
I know that this problem is more then likely a modem issue.
But right now I don't know what to do because its worked for mounths... (did not touch anything)
so maybe its not end user issue ....
take a look at my log
send number to FPL steve
call drop after 32 sec
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Re: call drop after 32 sec
incomming call work well
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Re: call drop after 32 sec
fixed the problem....
I need to Disable SIP ALG with your "new" system...
I knew that was a modem issue
Some SIP applications have their own way to work around the NAT firewall issue, and the SIP ALG would conflict with those solutions and the "new" FPL system have conflct with the SIP ALG
I need to Disable SIP ALG with your "new" system...
I knew that was a modem issue
Some SIP applications have their own way to work around the NAT firewall issue, and the SIP ALG would conflict with those solutions and the "new" FPL system have conflct with the SIP ALG
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Re: call drop after 32 sec
Thanks for the update here!
Will disregard your PM since you have resolved your issue.
Will disregard your PM since you have resolved your issue.
Steve
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Re: call drop after 32 sec
Can you explain exactly what you did because I have the exact same modem.tony_qc wrote:fixed the problem....
I need to Disable SIP ALG with your "new" system...
I knew that was a modem issue
Some SIP applications have their own way to work around the NAT firewall issue, and the SIP ALG would conflict with those solutions and the "new" FPL system have conflct with the SIP ALG
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Re: call drop after 32 sec
Thanks tony_qc that fixed it for me.Scoponox wrote:Can you explain exactly what you did because I have the exact same modem.tony_qc wrote:fixed the problem....
I need to Disable SIP ALG with your "new" system...
I knew that was a modem issue
Some SIP applications have their own way to work around the NAT firewall issue, and the SIP ALG would conflict with those solutions and the "new" FPL system have conflct with the SIP ALG
Scoponox, I have a different Netgear modem, but try Advanced/WAN Setup then check Disable SIP ALG
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Re: call drop after 32 sec
Hi, do you think what j have here would be the same issue ?
http://forum.freephoneline.ca/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2166
Is that disable SIP ALG something I find on my router or in my ATA ?
http://forum.freephoneline.ca/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2166
Is that disable SIP ALG something I find on my router or in my ATA ?