Afternoon folks,

Heads up that I'm about to post the following to our Service Status feed. Can people keep their eyes peeled for any issues that arise following this work and report back if they notice anything untoward?

The current server address is 194.165.60.134 and we'll be changing this to 79.135.125.160 as part of this work. Once the maintenance is complete:

nat.plus.net will point to 79.135.125.160
legacy-nat.plus.net will point to 194.165.60.134

Any questions or concerns then please shout up!

Thanks for the warning Bob

Bob,

Thanks for the heads up.

Not very long notice, but at least it was before it happened... (just!).

Hopefully there'll be no problems or teething troubles introduced... since the VOIP platform has been very stable for me for a long time now!

Mike

No problems here at the moment.

Bob

Will have to test my E65 tomorrow and see if it still works with the new settings (after the carfuffel I had back in Sept).

Do I need to make changes on my equipment or should things just carry on working?!

I've not had to change anything.

Bob

All looks good here.

I did a nslookup and it looks like I'm using the new IP address (in case the router DNS was caching the result).

I might bravely try a router reboot later just to double check!

Mike

Hi

No changes should be needed to be made on your sip device if you are using nat.plus.net as your proxy address.

Only people that use the IP address should need to make changes. to the new IP address.

Hi Bob

I was told by Jameseh not to use nat.plus.net I thought all of use were told to use natproxy.plus.net and nat.plus.nat was dead a long time ago

I have used natproxy plus.net on my Grandstream GXP2000  GXV3005 Speedtouch 716wl Gigaset 460ip and Nokia Phones i.e E65 N95 & N900 and I have been using newsip in realm

Please advise us on this matter

Puddy

HI


natproxy.plus.net and nat.plus.net both resolve to the same IP address 79.135.125.160.

Greetings,

I've noticed a change, not sure if it's a problem though.
 I'm ATA using is a Linksys SPA3102.  The default registration time is every 3600 seconds.
I'm no SIP expert, but I understand that normally this is overridden by the value given by the server when it replies to the "register" message. With the old server, this was about every 30 seconds and all worked well. But not with the new one. I'm not sure why, but my box is ignoring it, because it's using the default value, 3600s, so that my line spends most of it's time unregistered and unable to receive calls.  Changing the default is a workaround, as is reverting to the old server (which is what I've done, for the moment).  Sooner or later I expect the old server will be retired, so a permanent fix will be needed. I've logged what seem to be the relevant messages and the new server certainly sends the time (60s) There must be many other users of this ATA.

 Ideas, anyone?

I must confess, as not a SIP expert either, I thought it was the other way round (unless I am mis-understanding you).

I thought the client decided the registration time, but if none was specified it'd use a default set by the server.

I have always changed the default time in my client if I wanted a shorter refresh... I think that is the correct way to do it. It has certainly always worked for me... but admittedly I don't know much about the protocol rules, so you could well be right instead!

Mike

Hi tp,

not sure on this one myself. it may be worth raising a question on your account so the we can investigate this further. as far as I am aware this is the first problem of this nature.

I have not seen any problem with my setup since the DNS changes.

These setting should work with your device

                                                                   UK Settings for Linksys PAP2 Device


Line Enable:  yes
sip port :5060 try 5062 for line 2
proxy :sip.plus.net                  Register: Yes
Make Call Without Reg: No       Register Expires: 3600
Ans Call Without Reg  :  No

Display Name: sip  id number    User ID: sip id number
Password: sip password           Use Auth ID: Yes
Auth ID: sip id number

Audio Configuration

Preferred Codec:G7LLu            Silence Supp Enable: no
Use Pref Codec Only:No           FAX CED Detect Enable:No
DTMF Tx Method: INFO

Line 1  Advance Settings

Proxy and Registration  

Outbound Proxy:nat.plus.net:5082 or try natproxy.plus.net:5082

save settings

United Kingdom Regional Settings

Dial tone: 350@-19,440@-22;10(*/0/1+2)
Ring back: 400@-20,450@-20;*(.4/.2/1+2,.4/2/1+2)
Busy tone: 400@-20;10(.375/.375/1)
Reorder tone: 400@-20;10(*/0/1)
SIT 1 tone: 950@-16,1400@-16,1800@-16;20(.330/0/1,.330/0/2,.330/0/3,0/1/0)
MWI dial tone: 350@-19,440@-22;10(.75/.75/1+2)
CWT1 cadence: 30(.1/2)
CWT2 cadence: 30(.25/.25,.25/.25,.25/5)
CWT frequency: 400@-10
Ring 1 cadence: 60(.4/.2,.4/2)
Ring 2 cadence (BT Call Sign): 60(1/2)
Ring 3 cadence (BT Ring Back): 60(.25/.25,.25/.25,.25/1.75)
Ring 4 cadence: 60(.4/ .8)
Ring 5 cadence: 60(2/4)
Time Zone: GMT
FXS Port Impedance: 370+620||310nF
Caller ID Method: ETSI FSK With PR(UK)
Daylight Saving Rule: start=3/-1/7/2:0:0;end=10/-1/7/2:0:0;save=1:0:

UK dial plan
this will change problems when dialing number

( *x. | **x. | 0xxx xxx xxx. | 186 xxx xxxx | [1-8]xx | [1-8]xxx | [1-9]xx xxxx | 00 xxxxx x. | 141 0 x. | 1470 0 x. )

If you get this problem

Applied al lthe settings that were listed by Puddy but couldn't receive incoming calls.
The "Use Outbound Proxy" box  has to be set to Yes

puddy

Are you getting mixed up between the proxy fallback intvl time  and registry expires settings?

Have a look here at gradwell settings for linksys devices http://www.gradwell.com/support/howto/article/330/


Puddy