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Title: Viatalk issues Post by: Kamakzie on April 03, 2012, 06:14:06 pm I have Viatalk setup as a generic VOIP provider on SP1. It works fine for a day or two but then when I try calling out it will say "the number you have dialed has been rejected by the call provider." Then I have to reboot the Obi device and it will work again for a day or two. Is there anyway to fix this issue?
Title: Re: Viatalk issues Post by: MichiganTelephone on April 03, 2012, 07:54:30 pm I have Viatalk setup as a generic VOIP provider on SP1. It works fine for a day or two but then when I try calling out it will say "the number you have dialed has been rejected by the call provider." Then I have to reboot the Obi device and it will work again for a day or two. Is there anyway to fix this issue? I've never tried to connect to a Viatalk account from an Obihai device but have had to set one up to go to an Asterisk server, and one thing I know about them is that they have several different servers in different timezones and not all are created equal, and once in a great while they'll mix things up and a server that's worked fine for months or years can stop working. So I would first try a different server. Any working Viatalk server should accept your account credentials, and if you can't find a Viatalk server list on Viatalk's site then I'd try asking or doing a search in the VoIP forum of BroadbandReports.com (http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/voip) because for some reason I am thinking that people have posted Viatalk server information there. You want to use a server that's as close to you as possible (in a networking sense) but that preferably doesn't give you strange issues. Don't know if this will help but maybe worth a try. Title: Re: Viatalk issues Post by: Kamakzie on April 03, 2012, 08:24:43 pm Thanks for the reply. I posted the same question over at DSLreports.com and we will see what they have to say.
Title: Re: Viatalk too expensive for low volume home calling Post by: Jsureal on March 05, 2013, 01:04:06 am Some viatalk servers answer on non standard ports for less-suboptimal routing. Ask the nice VT people in a ticket. Ask repeatedly if need be.
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