Making Outgoing call using GV - sometimes they can't hear me (FIXED)
emachac:
Just a follow-up - - - haven't had anymore problems since I added the SIP and RTP ports.
atothek:
Thanks for letting us know. I am having the same issue, so I will try the same and post back. Thanks, everyone!
Quote from: emachac on July 18, 2011, 07:30:47 pm
Just a follow-up - - - haven't had anymore problems since I added the SIP and RTP ports.
Tack:
Please allow me to muddy the water even further.
I am unable to conveniently directly attach my Obi110 to my router, s I have employed a Netgear WNCE2001 wireless bridge. So far, it works reasonably well.
However, if I wanted to forward IP-phone port from my Netgear router, as suggested above, do I forward them to the wireless ethernet's IP (192.168.1.8) or to the Obi attached to it (192.168.1.10)?
Also, if port forwarding is foing to be employed, is a static IP set-up required?
Thanks.
RonR:
Quote from: Tack on July 28, 2011, 10:22:13 am
However, if I wanted to forward IP-phone port from my Netgear router, as suggested above, do I forward them to the wireless ethernet's IP ( 192.168.1.8 ) or to the Obi attached to it ( 192.168.1.10 )?
Also, if port forwarding is foing to be employed, is a static IP set-up required?
Forwarded ports should target the OBi's IP address. If your router doesn't give a consistent IP address to the OBi, then you would obviously need a static IP address. Many routers support something called static DHCP which allows you to assign a particular IP address via DHCP on a per MAC address basis.
Tack:
My Netgear N150 router shows in port forwarding the options to send TCP and UDP ports, but no mention of RTP, etc. Are the TCP ports the ones i wish to forward? Anything else?
Thanks.
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