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Sipura with Voipfone
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| I am using a Sipura 2100 with Voipfone, and most of the time everything
works very well.
However, on coming into the office on three mornings just lately, I
found that there was no dial tone, and the Sipura had apparently locked
up. I had to power it down and up again to restore normal operation.
The ATA has never failed during the day, and I am wondering if it is
something that Voipfone is doing overnight that causes the lockup.
Before I spend hours looking at the configuration, I thought I'd ask
here first if anyone else has experienced this.
The ATA has default out-of-the-box settings (except for my account
details of course).
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Ian
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| Mathew Curtis 2005-12-19, 5:45 pm |
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news wrote:
> I am using a Sipura 2100 with Voipfone, and most of the time everything
> works very well.
>
> However, on coming into the office on three mornings just lately, I
> found that there was no dial tone, and the Sipura had apparently locked
> up. I had to power it down and up again to restore normal operation.
>
> The ATA has never failed during the day, and I am wondering if it is
> something that Voipfone is doing overnight that causes the lockup.
> Before I spend hours looking at the configuration, I thought I'd ask
> here first if anyone else has experienced this.
>
> The ATA has default out-of-the-box settings (except for my account
> details of course).
>
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> Ian
set your adaptor to register every 60 seconds not 3600
Mat
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| In message <1135019695.786237.162690@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
Mathew Curtis <mathew.j.curtis@gmail.com> writes
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>news wrote:
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>set your adaptor to register every 60 seconds not 3600
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>Mat
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Thanks, Mat, I'll try that.
Ian
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Ian
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