Making Outgoing call using GV - sometimes they can't hear me (FIXED)
Blacky:
I don't see an option for forwarding sip and rtp ports where do I set it?
RonR:
Quote from: Blacky on September 04, 2011, 02:35:17 pm
I don't see an option for forwarding sip and rtp ports where do I set it?
Port Forwarding is done in your router. SIP ports (used by the OBi) are 5060 - 5061. RTP ports (used by the OBi) are 16600 - 16998.
Blacky:
I put the settings in and still having the issues with new D-Link QOS router do you think my OBi100 is bad?
how do I return my OBi100 back to OBi?
RonR:
Quote from: Blacky on September 08, 2011, 09:33:52 am
I put the settings in and still having the issues with new D-Link QOS router do you think my OBi100 is bad?
What issues are you having?
Have to tried temporarily connecting the OBi directly to your broadband modem in order to bypass your router in case it's the source of your problems? Power-cycle both the modem and the OBi after making this connection. If your problems go away without the router in the loop, the router is most likely the culprit.
jmsnyc:
I sometimes have the problem where the outbound caller cannot hear me. I have to power cycle the obi and it works. I feel it is usually occurs after making any change on the web interface.
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