I've got my google voice number and the 911 anveo service setup through my OBi200 and have been using it without issue for years. Recently, I'm getting a lot of SIP Offline alerts, and notice all of the LEDs on the OBi200 are off when this error presents itself. If I reset the power then it's restored temporarily until it randomly shuts off again. I tried to manually install the latest firmware but that didn't work because it says it's already installed (3.2.2). Any ideas?
I just tried doing the factory reset using the ***8 and the OBi200 still seems to be shutting itself down after a period of about 12 hours. All LEDs go out and I can't access the device management webpage. Weird, this only started recently too.
F.Y.I., After years of good service, my OBi200 began randomly hanging up on some calls, right in the middle of calls. The problem went away after I replaced the 12VDC 2A power adapter.
Hmm, thanks I'll try swapping that out. Do you know if there is a way to revert to an older firmware and then reflash the latest version? The factory reset keeps the latest, just wondering if that could be an issue as well.
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Thank you for the tips! Believe it or not, I think the power supply was the issue. I swapped it out for a different one and it's been up uninterrupted for a few days now. The Localphone sounds like a good idea. If I go that route in the best future I'll use your referral, thank you!