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Old April 18th, 2005, 01:32 AM
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Default SPA-x000 troubleshooting

Linksys SPA3102 Linksys SPA3102-NA (Unlocked)
Feature-packed successor to the SPA3000, includes VoIP/PSTN gateway, router and latest chipset.
Price: $76.95
Is there any troubleshooting resource for non-VoIP gurus? I'm looking for answers to common problems that can be easily solved by changing a couple :mrgreen: of settings.

For example: I have an SPA-2000 that works great behind a symmetric firewall (using proxy).
At home behind a port restricted cone firewall (like any Linksys, SMC, Netgear broadband router) I cannot make it work. I tried proxy, STUN etc. Here are the symptoms:
  • 1. I can make outgoing calls, sound quality is great, everything perfect
    2. Depending on the settings I changed :? inbound calls behave like this:
    - phone is ringing, I pick up the phone, the other party sees "connected" I see "answering", no sound at any end after a timeout period the call is disconnected
    - phone is ringing, I pick up the phone, the other party sees "connected" in the Info page I don't see anything, I hear re-order tone and the call is not disconnected at the other end
I know that everything boils down to NAT but I'm lost.
BTW a softphone (x-ten lite), a Cisco phone (7960) and a SNOM 100 phone all work well at home in the same configuration (VoIP provider, account, RTP ports etc.)

Thanks for any hints!
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