I'm remote and have no physical access to my ATA.
Went to vPanel to see if I had any voicemails and under devices
"You do not currently have any devices registered to our servers!"
I'm remote and have no physical access to my ATA.
Went to vPanel to see if I had any voicemails and under devices
"You do not currently have any devices registered to our servers!"
I am registered. I would make sure the internet connection is up. My internet was down for about 30 minutes due to high wind this morning.
It's up.
2nd from the bottom.
http://www.dslreports.com/testhistor...=ec&sort=z&p=2
Some time after 2:41 EDT it re-registered on it's own.
It's the PAP2T - I left that in place. As noted above - it re-registered sometime around 2:41 EDT. It was unregistered prior to my 1st post and for some period after that > 30 minutes.
I do need to open a ticket - since both Line1 and Line2 are appearing in vPanel on Port 5060 - so something's not quite right, I suspect.
Ok I was just going to reply to you but you beat me to it. I'll swap it and see what happens.
Actually this worked to my advantage this morning. I knew I had forwarding turned off and said to myself that I'd turn it on when I get to the office.
I forgot but I still got the call I was expecting because the fail over number I had was the same as the number I was supposed to forward to, and since it was not registered, it failed over to my cell.
I just invented "dumbass forwarding"......For people too stupid to remember to forward their important calls. :-)
Last edited by NY Tel Guy; 03-11-2009 at 02:39 PM.
PAP2T arrived today. Plugged it in and it actually works better than the Grandstream which I will be sending back Saturday.
Gone is the choppiness on audio and when I call into my cell voice mail, the DTMF tones work.
Interestingly, the Grandstream always showed my public IP when it was registered whereas the Pap2T shows my NAT address a-la 192.168.1.7 etc.
To test it, I unplugged my Fios router and left the power live on the pap2. When I re-established Internet connectivity, the PAp2 registered right away.
So far, so good.
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