Second Port not registering?

[MarkLL]

Hi there,

I have a Billion 7404VGO and normally have Both ports registering at voxalot.com.au. Recently, I have found that the second port does not appear to register properly.

In the Log file is a line containing "Noisy feedback tells". If I google it, I find some reference to it, but not enough info to determine why it happens or how to fix it.

If I register both Ports with (say) SipMe, I don't get this message and it appears to work ok.

Anyone able to help?

Cheers,
Mark

[affinity]

I have setup a 7404VGO now and it, like the 7402VGO that it replaces -- has no problem having voxalot registered to both ports.

[MarkLL]

Originally Posted by affinity

I have setup a 7404VGO now and it, like the 7402VGO that it replaces -- has no problem having voxalot registered to both ports

Hi affinity,
Are you able to ring yourself using both lines?

I will explain. If I pick up the phone attached to Line 2 and Dial (via pennytel say) a US DID, which is registered via Voxalot.com.au, Line 1 will ring. Now if I try it the other way around, I get a message saying I'm on the phone. This is not quite what I expected...

It depends on which port has had a "Sync now" performed as to which one works. It may be a hardware issue? and I've done all the obligitory Factory Resets etc. While observing a reboot via the console, the following came up:

PP Boot 5.01 (15 November 2005)
Copyright (c) 2004 Conexant Systems Ltd.
SDRAM size = 0x2000000
PLL indicates clock speed set to maximum value of 96MHz
Allocatable memory starts @ 0x71b100, end @ 0x2000000
No, or invalid, configuration information in EEPROM - trying FLASH
Valid configuration (size 256)
DSL gateway version 5.07 (04 July 2006)

I've highlighted the line. Maybe this is normal? It hasn't quite been the same since it got hung up on a pstn line and rebooted itself .
Cheers,
Mark

[affinity]

The highlighted error is fine.

I don't have time to do any testing right now, I'll see what I can do tonight if I get home early enough.

[MarkLL]

I probably did not explain it very well. But it seems it is a feature of the Billion voip implemtation. (see http://www.billion.com.au/forums/ind...showtopic=6147.