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martin · 10-13-2006, 09:45 PM

This is usually a Codec or NAT issue. If 2 end points can not agree on a Codec the call is dropped.

Likewise if the RTP stream can not be established due to your firewall the call will be lost.

First thing I would check would be Codec.

Also are you able to dial 600?

If you dial a SIP Broker PSTN access number then *010<your VoXaLot number> does your phone ring and provide full audio?

10-13-2006, 09:45 PM	#8
martin Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 2,930 Thanks: 528 Thanked 646 Times in 340 Posts	This is usually a Codec or NAT issue. If 2 end points can not agree on a Codec the call is dropped. Likewise if the RTP stream can not be established due to your firewall the call will be lost. First thing I would check would be Codec. Also are you able to dial 600? If you dial a SIP Broker PSTN access number then 010<your VoXaLot number> does your phone ring and provide full audio? __________________ Martin Please post support questions on the forum. Do not send PMs unless requested.*