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How can i keep my IP phones alive longer,they intermittently keep dropping & looking for the server? The ISP provider has not resolve the latency issues, I've documented with their IT? Just looking for a temp fix until I can get the ISP to resolve.
Last edited by teleco; 06/09/22 09:20 PM.
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Try setting 15-05-47 and 48 to 60.
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Thanks Coral, that appears to have fixed my issue.
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Cool. Just so you realize that it's your router causing this issue and the settings on it. Your router/firewall is collapsing the NAT tunnel WAY to fast. If you have a lot of deployed phones this could be an issue with unneeded traffic.
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