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Firmware Release Notes
Firmware Version 1.0.1.41
Product Name: GXW 40XX / HT-50X
Date: August 6, 2009
SUMMARY OF UPDATES
The main purpose of this release is implementing additional features and addressing stability issues
observed in previous releases.
CHANGES SINCE FIRMWARE RELEASE 1.0.1.35
BUG FIXES
Fixed device does not send re-Registration after receiving inconsistent time stamp from NTP
http://www.grandstream.com/DOWNLOAD/...3_1.0.1.41.pdf
But PAP2T are doing just fine?
Not waiting this long was obviously the right choice.
Yeah no issues with PAP2s.Quote:
Originally Posted by usa2k
I knew it all along. Linksys FTW.
I've been using .41 since it came out in beta, no issues. I have to use the GS since the PAP2T doesn't play nice with my virtual number. No complaints from me as everything works perfectly.
I would agree 100%, PAP2s has been the most stable voip adapter so far.Quote:
Originally Posted by VOIPoTim
I am sure some wouldn't agree with my about comments :)
It would be nice to be able to use them again. I was alway a PAP2 fan but after using the GS I thought it was a nice stable little box that just worked.
Tim,Quote:
Originally Posted by VOIPoTim
For those of us that are still using VOIPo provided HT502s!??
Is the firmware upgrade automatically pushed via VOIPo servers?
TIA
-v
We actually haven't done any provisioning for 502s for months and don't really support them at all now.Quote:
Originally Posted by voxabox
If you still have one and want to trade it, just contact support.
Yeah, I get it. I briefly had a 503 - fxs port for house line and fxo for the emergency (free) pots line from verizon (free because the triple play I signed up for is quite a bit less than the separate tv and internet i had before.) Anyway, I really liked the early dialing feature it had (so, for example, my asterisk dial plan could result in 411 or 7-digit dialing going more quickly without needing to wait N seconds.) Unfortunately, it was flaky, and at least once a month, the fxo port would just stop working - requiring a reboot. Given that the main thing I was using the fxo for was 911 (since even though I have voipo 911, the verizon one is more likely to work - not subject to the vagaries of the internet), this made it useless to me. It went to the junkpile.