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We have a CTX 670 system with a VOIP card and phone installed. When I try it from our internal LAN, it works fine. When I hook it up to the LAN via our VPN, I can hear the person I'm calling but they can't hear me. My vendor has no experiance with VOIP. Can anyone point me in te right direction?
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Try changing program 150 FB 02 and FB 07 to disable.
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What ports did you have to open to allow the traffice for VOIP? I need them to setup my VOIP.
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Unless your routers specifically support 802.1p you must disable it in the CTX or you will get no audio on the IP phone.
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