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Originally Posted by emoci
Wait, did you not solve this by changing out your router?
In which case it was likely your router that was dropping subsequent invites...
Under normal conditions having the following in place should provide for a reliable connection:
-UPnP
-STUN Server
-Correct range of ports open
-NAT Mapping enable and NAT keep alive enabled
Furthermore, most of the users do not have this problem ..in most cases it is examples like your own, where your setup/equipment is interfering with proper functioning, as you found when replacing your router returned things back to working properly
Nonetheless, the reason the forums are here is to run ideas by each other, it is likely that there is another user with similar problems that has a solution, or that in trying all the suggestions here, it will finally fix the incorrect setting causing the issue
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Yeah, i hope so, so i don't have to throw my new modem/router into the trash
never had any problems with any provider or switch service, like i now have with Voxalot, but i don't feel alone any more
I did came across a user, who solved the problem, by forwarding 5060, and the range 10000-20000 ports, 5060 is not the problem with me i guess, only to which address should one forward ports ? my "IP address", which can be found tru > run > cmd > ipconfig, ? i forwarded the 10K-20K range also to that address but didn't helped, is there a good guide on port forwarding ?
and DMZ ? to which address should one set this one ? is that safe to do ?
The 21 second connection drop is also the time the betamax provider doesn't "see" that the account owner "shares" it's ip address with other users through a non approved betamax switch service, like MSS.
So naturally, Voxalot registered at MSS has no use, and FUP stays an issue that way, but that way, my connection stays up, but doesn't solve the FUP issue. (sorry for the echo
)examining the sip communication has also no use, since it is a network communication issue..
that explains also why a softpone doesn't change the situation, only one way audio problems are solved with that, if that's an option... btw. switched off the "N" feature for the wireless part, it only has to with HF signal at 2.4GHz that's 40MHz, instead of the 20MHz in normal "G" mode, so this is not connected to the 21 second connection lost issue.
btw. what we are experiencing, isn't caused by the Premium switch, like suggested elsewhere ?
btw2. what did you mean with my router dropping invites ? i guess my router has nothing to do with the SIP invites, only the the SIP client does, be it a device or softphone i guess,
@OP: after those 21 seconds, is your connection completely lost, or just the audio ?
(MSS=MySipSwitch)