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With most VoIP problems it is best to contact Support. However, here are a few pointers: |
With most VoIP problems it is best to contact Support. However, here are a few pointers: |
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==Unable to register== |
==Unable to register== |
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[[File:Snom-notregistered.png|right|frame|The screen of a Snom]] |
[[File:Snom-notregistered.png|right|frame|The screen of a Snom]] |
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*Check username and password carefully. |
*Check username and password carefully. (Typically the username is the full phone number in international format, eg +44.....) |
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*See the [[VoIP_Phones_-_Generic_Client|General VoIP settings]] page for registration details |
*See the [[VoIP_Phones_-_Generic_Client|General VoIP settings]] page for registration details |
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*See the [[:Category:VoIP Phones|VoIP clients page]] to see if your VoIP phone is listed and has any special notes |
*See the [[:Category:VoIP Phones|VoIP clients page]] to see if your VoIP phone is listed and has any special notes |
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==Calls breaking up (intermittent audio)== |
==Calls breaking up (intermittent audio)== |
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Generally audio problems such as calls breaking up are due to to the quality of the Internet connected that is being used. Diagnostics should first be concentrated on how well the internet connection is working. |
Generally audio problems such as calls breaking up are due to to the quality of the Internet connected that is being used. Diagnostics should first be concentrated on how well the internet connection is working. |
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*Try removing everything from your broadband router and directly plug in a single phone in to the router - this will eliminate the local network |
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*See: [[SIP Audio Problems]] We have an extensive checklist to help diagnosing audio quality problems |
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== Only some calls are getting through == |
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This is a common issue that can occur when you are using multiple phone in a 'natted' environment. We have an article [[VoIP_NAT|here]] on this particular issue. |
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Our support team can also assign you a small block of IPs if necessary. |
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== One-way audio on call recordings == |
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Our call recording system will produce audio with each call participant on separate stereo audio channels. Make sure you are listening with both earbuds in. If you are finding that you are still only hearing one person, then contact our Support team supplying the recording in question. |
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== Sped up or slowed down call recordings == |
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This can happen when you encounter a codec issue on the machine you are listening with. We would suggest using WAV or MP3 for call recordings. This can be adjusted on the [http://control.aa.net.uk Control Panel]. |
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[[Category:Faults]] |
[[Category:Faults]] |
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[[Category:VoIP]] |
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Latest revision as of 13:39, 11 October 2022
With most VoIP problems it is best to contact Support. However, here are a few pointers:
Unable to register
- Check username and password carefully. (Typically the username is the full phone number in international format, eg +44.....)
- See the General VoIP settings page for registration details
- See the VoIP clients page to see if your VoIP phone is listed and has any special notes
- Check if your router has a SIP ALG - see: Disable_SIP_ALG
One-way audio
One way audio is usually due to network issues where NAT is in use.
ie, if the IP of your phone is (for example) 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x or 172.x.x.x then your phone is probably behind a NAT router.
- Take a look at the VoIP NAT page for help with this and what we'd advise.
- Check if your router has a 'SIP ALG' enabled. Disable this if so. See: Disable SIP ALG
Calls breaking up (intermittent audio)
Generally audio problems such as calls breaking up are due to to the quality of the Internet connected that is being used. Diagnostics should first be concentrated on how well the internet connection is working.
- Try removing everything from your broadband router and directly plug in a single phone in to the router - this will eliminate the local network
- See: SIP Audio Problems We have an extensive checklist to help diagnosing audio quality problems
Only some calls are getting through
This is a common issue that can occur when you are using multiple phone in a 'natted' environment. We have an article here on this particular issue.
Our support team can also assign you a small block of IPs if necessary.
One-way audio on call recordings
Our call recording system will produce audio with each call participant on separate stereo audio channels. Make sure you are listening with both earbuds in. If you are finding that you are still only hearing one person, then contact our Support team supplying the recording in question.
Sped up or slowed down call recordings
This can happen when you encounter a codec issue on the machine you are listening with. We would suggest using WAV or MP3 for call recordings. This can be adjusted on the Control Panel.
Pages in category 'VoIP Faults'
The following 3 pages are in this category, out of 3 total.