Michael Welter wrote:
I'm having difficulty with an Asterisk system. The external party has
very good call quality, but the internal party hears clipping and drop
outs.
RX Gains too high
IRQ sharing of the of the ZAP device
High load of the machine
Are a few that come to mind.
Doug
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Doug Lytle wrote:
Michael Welter wrote:
I'm having difficulty with an Asterisk system. The external party has
very good call quality, but the internal party hears clipping and drop
outs.
RX Gains too high
IRQ sharing of the of the ZAP device
There is no ZAP device (it is a SIP-only
Michael Welter wrote:
Doug Lytle wrote:
Michael Welter wrote:
The machine is totally idle.
The T1 vendor noticed 2% packet loss during a ping flood originating
from outside. We changed the Cisco IAD, and there is no longer packet
I've noted from employees that the volumes levels on the
Doug Lytle wrote:
Michael Welter wrote:
Doug Lytle wrote:
Michael Welter wrote:
The machine is totally idle.
The T1 vendor noticed 2% packet loss during a ping flood originating
from outside. We changed the Cisco IAD, and there is no longer packet
I've noted from employees that the
Michael Welter wrote:
I'm not on site, but I remember 1.6.4.
I had in place 1.6.2, and had way to many problems with it. I reverted
back to 1.5.2 and things cleared up.
Is the phone (or Asterisk) performing echo suppression that drops the
last part of the tone?
I believe the phone
Doug Lytle wrote:
I think the only time you need a timing source is if you are mixing
audio streams, i.e. meetme, MOH. In which case you'd probably need to
run ztdummy.
Yes , ztdummy is running.
I'm going to (temporarily) put a TDM card in the system just to
eliminate that
I'm having difficulty with an Asterisk system. The external party has
very good call quality, but the internal party hears clipping and drop outs.
The WAN comes in from the Cisco IAD and into a LAN switch (DLink
DGS-1005D w/ 802.1p) where the two public IPs are switched to different
devices.
