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Have set up VPN. Up and working for computers but phones no audio. Went over w/NTAC, no joy. All is set up like the guide on NTAC site. Cisco at main Netgear at remote,
Any ideas??
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If you are able to setup the call, but get no audio or only 1 way audio, it's usually the RTP ports that need to be checked
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try putting in the private IP ranges in PRG 10-58.
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VPN all ports should be open. Guess I will set up forwarding to see.
I will try 10-58
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I always forget 84-26 Make sure it's in the same subnet.
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