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IPO 402v2 4.2.4
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mattKnight
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And sip trunks?
the reason I ask - is the cisco looks setup for SIP.
I can't really help much more than that as my cisco skills aren't good enough. I am not sure, but I'd be looking for NAT issues and really checking the VPN config. (I can't show you mine - I'd be instantly sacked) and we use a very different IOS package.
Take Care
Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.
the reason I ask - is the cisco looks setup for SIP.
I can't really help much more than that as my cisco skills aren't good enough. I am not sure, but I'd be looking for NAT issues and really checking the VPN config. (I can't show you mine - I'd be instantly sacked) and we use a very different IOS package.
Take Care
Matt
I have always wished that my computer would be as easy to use as my telephone.
My wish has come true. I no longer know how to use my telephone.
amriddle01
Programmer
Make sure you don't have DMP on the extn/handset either 
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Ah - yes - we have 2 SIP accounts set up - one for this office - outgoing calls only and the other has 6 channels - for the remote office !!
So an external call to the remote office goes like this:
Third Party -> Phone Network -> Our SIP provider -> Router1 -> IPO -> Router1 -> VPN -> Router2 -> Phone ..
Which seems a little long winded !! It is a live test - we wanted to avoid the £600/qtr charge for an ISDN line - and have plenty of capacity on the one IPO - always in the back of my mind is to purchase another IPO and put it in locally to the remote office. Inter Co calls are insigificant - so the only consideration is the cost of the IPO - the annoying thing is 90% of the time it works!
Finally - there is a Wireless Broadband service (almost) in our area - which I'm investigating as it gives 30Mb down 11 Mb up (one of our directors has just had it installed at home) - if I can get that into both offices then it should solve any bandwidth issues!
So an external call to the remote office goes like this:
Third Party -> Phone Network -> Our SIP provider -> Router1 -> IPO -> Router1 -> VPN -> Router2 -> Phone ..
Which seems a little long winded !! It is a live test - we wanted to avoid the £600/qtr charge for an ISDN line - and have plenty of capacity on the one IPO - always in the back of my mind is to purchase another IPO and put it in locally to the remote office. Inter Co calls are insigificant - so the only consideration is the cost of the IPO - the annoying thing is 90% of the time it works!
Finally - there is a Wireless Broadband service (almost) in our area - which I'm investigating as it gives 30Mb down 11 Mb up (one of our directors has just had it installed at home) - if I can get that into both offices then it should solve any bandwidth issues!
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