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Hello everyone. Let me first admit, that I'm a run of the mill Windows network administrator. Not a phone expert, so please be gentle. smile

Some time ago, we got a Peplink 300 load balancing device. We use it for DMZ'ing so we can put things outside our overkill protective firewall. It just so happens that our OfficeServ 7400 system is in this DMZ.

We have a VoIP phone. Whenever someone calls it, the phone rings, but when the call is picked up there's no sound. It's like both ends are muted. However the call is connected. Except for voice, everything works. VoIP person can put the call on hold, have a non-VoIP phone inside the office pick it up, and everything is fine.

Now here's the weird thing. Sometimes the VoIP phone works with voice. It's kinda hit or miss (user says it's like 1 out of 4 times). However even when a call like this works, it can suddenly go "voiceless" on both ends if either caller does something like, putting the call on hold.

We were thinking the problem is due to our Peplink doing load balancing with the calls. So we killed that part... however the problem still persists. Any advice?

On a side note: the Peplink has a special exception, that allows three custom SIP ports to be added into the device, if the service provider has custom ports. Currently still trying to get the port info from our provider, but I don't think it's anything exotic.

On the Peplink I see activity going over ports 6000 and 9000 for the VoIP user's IP address. Those ports are allowed through the device and firewall (plus all the others like 30000 to 30031).

But what are ports 6000 and 9000 doing exactly? I'm assuming that's the part that's working, and not voice related? Also what ports does the voice go over? I'm thinking 30000 to 30031... is that correct?

Thanks for any info.

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The thread you have just finished reading explains it all for you. Cut and dry so I am going to pm you the information in that thread. That way you have it handy. laugh

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Major thanks to the 100th power. I'm printing out the PM and will plug those into the device and firewall.

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If you upgrade your OS7400 to the latest 4.4 software you can specify multiple public ip's so can turn the load balancing back on

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i have the same problem with an 7030 and modem router Speedtouch 585. I can connect to the system and have sound when i connect from the lan. When i connect from the wan i still connect but there is no sound as Nargrakhan describes above.
What's the solution mailed in PM?
I would be grateful for any help.

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Udp/tcp port forwarding is not setup to go to the Samsung.I had the same problem.Samsung could not give me the ports that must be forwarded.
I eventually did a DMZ to Samsung switch.


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In MMCs 830 and 840 the IP type should be private/firewall and public/firewall.

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Turn MPS service off. 2.1.5
What MGI module are you using 16 or 64 or are you using OAS module? Some ports need forwarded to System some need forwarded to MGI module.Let me know config and I try to help.

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I had an audio problem on the 7200s where I was not able to make calls from IP phone to IP phone but everything else worked. Once I turned off the MPS service it cleared the problem. Calls sound great no matter where or who is calling.

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When using IP phones with MPS you need to make sure that they are running the correct version of software to support MPS (or disable MPS).
For the ITP-51xxD series it is 3.37
The ITP-Video (5100S) currently doesn't support MPS (DTMF doesn't work), awaiting a new firmware from Korea.

Put your MGI/OAS card IP into the DMZ to check if the port forward is the issue

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