We have been diagnosing and troubleshooting our W52P for the past few months. Originally, we were having issues with the base reseting & constantly syncronizing. Working with our VOIP provider, we have replaced and tried various equipment.
We are currently running with a new base, upgraded internet speed (50mbp+), new router (AC1900). There are no ping issues, all pings under 100ms.
Calls seem to drop at exactly 37 seconds quite frequently. Not necessarily drop, but the phone will show we are connected but we do not hear the other party.
Base Firmware: 25.73.0.72 (Autoprovisioned by VOIP)
Handset Firmware: 26.73.017
Based on other threads, I also have these settings:
Keep alive type: Default
UDP Keep Alive Interval: 30
My AC1900 has SIP ALG disabled, as well as priority set for the W52P
Hi,
This is typically a router issue.
Lower the keep-alive Interval time. Default is 30 sec, change it to 20 sec.
Setting can be found in “Account > AccountX > Advanced”
If this not helps then open/forward in the router the RTP port range 11780-12780 (UDP)
Why are you use these “strange” firmware versions and not who are recommended by Yealink? (25.73.0.40/26.73.0.30)
I have adjusted the Keep Alive time.
The firmware configuration is what 8x8 is using with auto-provision, I can't answer it beyond that.
Adjusted to 15 seconds, still dropping calls at 37 seconds.
Added all the UDP Port ranges you suggest to open & prioritize, including the suggestions by 8x8.
I have spent the past 1 hour on the phone with 8x8, debugging every setting on the router. We are still experieincing the dropped calls. Keep Alive has been adjusted to 15 seconds.
I have attached the syslog level 6, and the PCAP which should have captured the event of the dropped call.
Hi,
What you can try is open/forward in the router the SIP port you are using to the W52P.
(11-16-2016 12:53 PM)complex1 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
What you can try is open/forward in the router the SIP port you are using to the W52P.
I have already tried that, all ports are on top priority by the modem.
Hi,
Last thing (I am out of suggestions) and before I am going to say “Try a different router” try use a public STUN server for the W52P.
e.g. stun.sipgate.net, stun.counterpath.net, stun.fwdnet.net, etc.
(11-16-2016 06:27 PM)complex1 Wrote: [ -> ]Hi,
Last thing (I am out of suggestions) and before I am going to say “Try a different router” try use a public STUN server for the W52P.
e.g. stun.sipgate.net, stun.counterpath.net, stun.fwdnet.net, etc.
I hooked it up directly to my ARRIS Surfboard, and still dropping.
(11-15-2016 07:07 PM)norbi Wrote: [ -> ]We have been diagnosing and troubleshooting our W52P for the past few months. Originally, we were having issues with the base reseting & constantly syncronizing. Working with our VOIP provider, we have replaced and tried various equipment.
We are currently running with a new base, upgraded internet speed (50mbp+), new router (AC1900). There are no ping issues, all pings under 100ms.
Calls seem to drop at exactly 37 seconds quite frequently. Not necessarily drop, but the phone will show we are connected but we do not hear the other party.
Base Firmware: 25.73.0.72 (Autoprovisioned by VOIP)
Handset Firmware: 26.73.017
Based on other threads, I also have these settings:
Keep alive type: Default
UDP Keep Alive Interval: 30
My AC1900 has SIP ALG disabled, as well as priority set for the W52P
Hi,
This is Travis.
For this issue, would you please tell me :
1. how many Yealink phones do you have? what kinds of types are them?
2. how many phones have the same issue?
these info will help us to identify your issue class.
please kindly offer us trace files for further analysis as below:
a. Level 6 syslog
b. PCAP trace
c. Config.bin
You can get the guide from this link to see how to export the issue data:
http://support.yealink.com/faq/faqInfo?id=311
BR
Travis