No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

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red02gp
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No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by red02gp »

I recently changed my Rogers Internet modem to the new Enhanced N Gateway modem. It allows you to get the 25 and 50 Mbps download speeds with the DOCSIS 3.0 technology. Since this is a gateway modem with the router built in, I had to reconfigure all the port forwarding. I used to have the Linksys WRT54G router working great with my Linksys PAP2 but now I have no audio when making calls. I can make and receive calls but there is no audio at all, just dead air. I tried redoing all the port forwarding over and over again, ports 5060-5061 and it doesn't make a difference. The interesting thing is that I tried my Vbuzzer account and it works perfectly with no audio problems and no port forwarding. It sounds like all gateway modems cause problems with no audio. There has to be a way to get this new gateway to work with freephoneline.ca. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do to fix this problem? Thanks
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by FONGO_steve »

just wondering if any users out there are using this modem and what their results are?

I'm a bit stuck on ideas.. I'm not nearly as familiar with cable technology as I am DSL
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by koreyb »

Have you tried DMZ to your ATA? It would help you figure out if it's the rogers modem issue or not.
darome
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by darome »

red02gp wrote:I recently changed my Rogers Internet modem to the new Enhanced N Gateway modem. It allows you to get the 25 and 50 Mbps download speeds with the DOCSIS 3.0 technology. Since this is a gateway modem with the router built in, I had to reconfigure all the port forwarding. I used to have the Linksys WRT54G router working great with my Linksys PAP2 but now I have no audio when making calls. I can make and receive calls but there is no audio at all, just dead air. I tried redoing all the port forwarding over and over again, ports 5060-5061 and it doesn't make a difference. The interesting thing is that I tried my Vbuzzer account and it works perfectly with no audio problems and no port forwarding. It sounds like all gateway modems cause problems with no audio. There has to be a way to get this new gateway to work with freephoneline.ca. Does anyone have any ideas on what I can do to fix this problem? Thanks
Did you get an answer from this because I have having fits with this latest Rogers Modem, Vbuzzer doesn't work neither does the softphone, wonder if you have any ideas??
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by erl »

Hi there,

I have the exact same simptoms with a Rogers Westar Modem and a DSL connection. I just upgraded my router to a D-Link Dir-615 C1 Rev. 3.11NA Firmware.
I'm using Windows XP SP3. FPL Softphone worked well with a previous Netgear Router (Upgraded Router due to limited connectivity 5yrs old) . So, after setting all the ports 13000,13001,6060,6061,5050,5061. On all firewalls, windows and rogers online protection. The FPL Softphone Test comes up with the no audio for send/receive 13000 error.

I did ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, 13000and each of these ports on my cmd windows and for each I've determined that 4 transmissions pinged properly except for port 5061 which came back with 3 of 4, then 2/4 transmissions.

I really am determined to make it work. I'm just not sure how to make port 13000 stay open. My router application rules include all these UDP ports, I also tried port forwarding but I keep getting application Firewall conflict and nothing. D-Link support is not very helpfull.

Has anyone been successfull with this router and the FPL Softphone?

Any help is much appreciated.

Thanks.

ERL
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by tony_qc »

why you opens all those ports?

FOR PC (desktop phone application): UDP: (13000,13001)
FOR ATA (PAP2T): UDP: (5060, 53, 69, *****-*****)
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by tony_qc »

I don't have this modem but this should do the job ....

1. change the SIP Port for 6060 in Line 1

2. in SIP take note the RTP Port Min and RTP Port Max numbers

3. open ports UDP: (6060, 53, 69, *****-*****)

(*****-***** mean RTP Port Min to RTP Port Max)
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by tony_qc »

for the FPL Softphone just change the port ...

click menu/settings/others/

in audio port change the port

open this port


lets see if this fix something
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Re: No audio with Rogers New Enhanced N Gateway Modem

Post by Vasyl »

Same here. Got a new Rogers N Modem, cannot hear the incoming call. SOS!