andrewgroup Posted October 12, 2012 Report Posted October 12, 2012 FYI. We have numerous clients using windstream (Formerly Nuvox) SIP trunks provided off of a T1 using a Cisco 2431 IAD. Windstream provides a Client Internet IP address on Wic1 and a seperate single IP in WIC2 for the SIP trunk... A problem began within the past day where calls to or from some cell phones would drop in 15 to 30 seconds. The problems was traced to a setting in the SIP trunk settings in the Sonus Server related to what they call a service Profile. The preferred service profile they call "Nuvox Sip-SipT-Noss" and this accommodates more codecs and keep alive settings for the cell carriers. For some reason this clients service profile was set to "Nuvox Transcode" The following are the settings we are using across the board for all SnomOne installations where Windstream - Nuvox using the Sonus switches are the carriers RTP Media - udp range 16384 32767 udp range 49152 53247 Signal Protocol - udp 5060 tcp 5060 udp range 1718 1720 tcp range 1718 1720 udp 2427 tcp 2427 udp 2000 tcp 2000 Trunk Settings: Type: SIP Gateway Dest: Generic SIP server Domain: Public IP of PBX Proxy Address: 74.223.147.173 Codec: G.711U G729A Settings To Yes or Enabled: Lock Codec During Conversation, Interpret SIP URI as Phone Number Remote Party: Remote-Party-ID For DIDs use Send Call to Extension: !(.*)!\1!t! Wind Steam uses SONUS soft switches and they have a known issue. (SEE BELOW) http://wiki.snomone.com/index.php?title=RTCP-XR In order to disable these settings you must log onto the SIP PBX using the IP address and then move to the ADMIN settings page and paste, (1 by 1) the following URLs into the web. After each paste the page will switch to a status page, and you should go back to the settings page and do each of the remaining in the same way. These changes do not require a reboot, and take immediate effect. http://pbx-ip:8080/reg_status.htm?save=save&rtcp_loss_rle=false http://pbx-ip:8080/reg_status.htm?save=save&rtcp_dup_rle=false http://pbx-ip:8080/reg_status.htm?save=save&rtcp_rcpt_times=false http://pbx-ip:8080/reg_status.htm?save=save&rtcp_rcvr_rtt=false http://pbx-ip:8080/reg_status.htm?save=save&rtcp_voip_metrics=false Quote
Vodia PBX Posted October 12, 2012 Report Posted October 12, 2012 So after disabling the RTCP-XR does it work now? It is very tricky to find that RTCP-XR problem, I remember it also took us days the first time to realize that equipment that does not do it would actually not just ignore it. Quote
andrewgroup Posted October 12, 2012 Author Report Posted October 12, 2012 Yes, these problems arose last November after windstream - Nuvox did a software upgrade on one of their Sonus Softswitches. We quickly identified the issue after pressing them to tell us the differences between the .173 Switch and another that was on another client with no problems. We learned they had done a software upgrade, and a SIP trace they identified the problem that we were sending the call quality stuff to them that was causing the Sonus to reject the calls... We've had no problems since and make these our default settings.. So after disabling the RTCP-XR does it work now? It is very tricky to find that RTCP-XR problem, I remember it also took us days the first time to realize that equipment that does not do it would actually not just ignore it. Quote
Vodia PBX Posted October 12, 2012 Report Posted October 12, 2012 Thanks for sharing this with us. Quote
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