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When it comes to random things hanging, this comes to mind: https://www.cyberciti.biz/media/new/cms/2017/04/dns.jpg

Just checked spec sheets on the current models in the T4 and T5 lines, and they state that the have OpenVPN support...

Don't know if you are still looking for a solution, but here's one: The Yealink phones support OpenVPN natively. The best way I found is to set up a VPN server with PFSense (https://www.pfsense.org/) There are a lot of good guides around on how to implement it.

Ich hoffe, das macht Sinn, da ich Google verwende, um dies aus dem Englischen zu übersetzen. Sie können mehrere Erweiterungen in den ConnectTo-Blöcken angeben, indem Sie ein Semikolon verwenden. D.h. gegebene Erweiterungen 100, 101 und 102: Erster Block: mit 100 . verbinden Zweiter Block: Verbindung zu 100;101 Dritter Block: Verbindung mit 100;101;102

Aren't you missung the & there?

Entschuldigung für mein schlechtes Google-Deutsch Eine Sache, mit der ich mich befassen musste, ist, dass einige Mobilfunkanbieter APN-Einstellungen mit einem Proxyserver bereitstellen, der keine Verbindungen zu Port 9101/16203 zulässt

Should at least be possible with an ECR rule. Create a rule that reads PBXUser.UnconditionalRedirect to check if it should forward the call. You could then either send the call to Original Destination or edit PBXCall.CallingPartyName to indicate that it was a forward and then send it to the secretary. Hörður

(Ich frage mich, wie sehr Google Übersetzer dies durcheinander bringt ...) Ich habe einige Firewalls gesehen, die entschlossen sind, den RTP-Stream zu zerstören (dumme SonicWall und ihr idiotisches SIP-ALG). Sie können versuchen, Wireshark an beiden Enden auszuführen und festzustellen, ob Sie den RTP-Stream erhalten. Richten Sie an jeder Station einen Erfassungsfilter für die andere ein. Verwenden Sie dann zuerst "SDP" als Anzeigefilter und suchen Sie die Abhöranschlüsse an jedem Ende. Dann sollten Sie in der Lage sein, den Anzeigefilter "RTP" zu verwenden. Wenn alles korrekt ist, sollte Computer A von Port A an Port B und Computer B von Port B an Port A gesendet werden.

I'm not sure you can instantiate the others as object? Have you tried changing the emulation mode? IIRC it defaults to IE7 compatibility. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/internet-explorer/ie-developer/general-info/ee330730(v=vs.85)

This might be a good starting point, no?

You should see it if you search the IPPBXSRV log

Technically it's possible. There are some limits on how many subscriptions you can have for each user, but I can't for the life of me remember what they were (five registrations?). They however won't be able to dial a specific terminal. Also there is/was a technical limitation that you could only have one SwyxIt! registration active at a time over remote connector. On the other hand, I'm not sure you are allowed to have multiple user share the same license. You'll need to read the small print to figure that out.

Sorry that I don't speak you language, but check if Windows has saved credentials for the server on the client (Control Panel => Credential Manager => Windows Credentials). You should see in the SwyxxIt! log something like 11 09:50:30.546 003e0c Warn ClientCDS 0399045C 00000000 ClientCDS::SetLastError System () cds system exception: The caller was not authenticated by the service. stack: at SWConfigDataClientLib.Proxies.PhoneClient.PhoneClientFacade.CheckVersion() at SConfigStore.SPhoneClient.CMPhoneClientFacade.CheckClientVersion(CMPhoneClientFacade* ) source: ClientCDS::Connect

You are getting the voice machine in "early media" from upstream, while the Swyx server is sending a generated ringing tone from the server to the client. Not sure if and how you can fix that, but I guess the official answer would be to upgrade to SW 11.

Hey Tom! Unfortunately the download file has gone