View Poll Results: 10+ second delay when connecting out?

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  • Yes, and I use a HT-502

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  • Yes, and I use a PAP2T

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  • No, and I use a PAP2T

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Thread: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

  1. 03-03-2009 07:57 PM #1
    bdyelton
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    Default Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Like the subject says - do you have a 10+ second delay when dialing a 7 digit telephone number?
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  2. 03-04-2009 07:23 AM #2
    abward
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Just tried. PAP2T - 28 seconds. Second try was 33 seconds.
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  3. 03-04-2009 07:38 AM #3
    VOIPoDylan
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Quote Originally Posted by bdyelton View Post
    Like the subject says - do you have a 10+ second delay when dialing a 7 digit telephone number?
    Got a delay? Please send support@voipo.com a traceroute to your SIP server.
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  4. 03-04-2009 07:43 AM #4
    Montano
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Possibly a dial string issue for those who are having this problem.
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  5. 03-04-2009 08:04 AM #5
    abward
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    VOIPoDylan,

    Will do. How do I determine what my SIP server is? I looked in vPanel and on the PAP2T and do not see anything.
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  6. 03-04-2009 08:34 AM #6
    VOIPoDylan
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Quote Originally Posted by abward View Post
    VOIPoDylan,

    Will do. How do I determine what my SIP server is? I looked in vPanel and on the PAP2T and do not see anything.
    Alan,
    Thanks. You're on "zeus.voipwelcome.com".
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  7. 03-04-2009 08:48 AM #7
    abward
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Ticket JMW-878775
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  8. 03-04-2009 08:55 AM #8
    CrownSeven
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    I used to have an issue, but not anymore. I have a 502.
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  9. 03-04-2009 09:07 AM #9
    1bird2
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    Totally a 7 digit dialing issue. Workaround for me was (as I worked with the voipo team months ago to get resolved) to dial the 7 digits, then #. Call goes right through. Using GS 502, NATed behind WRT54g w/ Tomato 1.23.

    Best Voip quality service I have ever seen -- last 5 weeks have been tough though.

    -bird
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  10. 03-04-2009 09:17 AM #10
    dswartz
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    Default Re: Do you have a 10+ second delay when calling out?

    This is one feature I like with the grandstreams: if the SIP server supports 484 responses ("Incomplete Address"), the grandstream can be set to use the Early Dial feature, whereby every digit pressed results in sending an invite to the SIP server with the number collected so far. If the SIP server sends back a 484, the GS will keep collecting digits until it gets a success or failure response. This is nice since it doesn't require dialplan juju in the ATA and dialing 7 digits works instantly I have my asterisk server set up this way.
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