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Mitel Forums => Mitel Software Applications => Topic started by: PC77375 on January 22, 2013, 08:40:10 AM
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I am at the end of my rope here...Teleworker phones are intermittently dropping calls after around one minute. MBG version 7.1.21.0, MCD version 5.0 sp2 PR2.
Seeing the following in the event logs:
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:47:D7:23 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 15:45:30 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5008ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:47:D7:23 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 15:43:32 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5018ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:31:74:D3 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 15:01:51 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5017ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:47:D7:23 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 14:38:27 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5005ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:31:74:D3 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 14:15:37 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5005ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:33:5D:9E Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 13:43:30 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5015ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:32:0B:53 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 13:34:35 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5009ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:31:74:D3 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 13:04:22 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5007ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:3F:F8:D5 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 12:55:01 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5012ms
MBG one-way audio 08:00:0F:3F:F8:D5 Major Mon 21 Jan 2013 12:30:46 CST loss of rx stream from SS for 5016ms
Has anyone experienced this?
It seems to report as one-way audio, but on a few test calls there has been no audio in either direction.
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Yes. I've experienced it.
Firewall.
What firewall do you have? Are you in DMZ mode?
Ralph
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I have also seen this behavior, but caused by the router on the far-end, but still a firewall issue.
If this is happening on phones at just one site but other sites are fine, check the router on the far-end, depending on the model/configuration it might be as simple as just turning off SPI.
If multiple locations are effected, it is clearly something on the Teleworker end. Although I have gotten this to work in DMZ mode, clearly the most effective, efficient, and least troublesome is in in Gateway mode with one NIC directly on the public network.
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Found the issue. It was the firewall, a rule was missing so outbound packets were being dropped.
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Did you beat your firewall admin? >:(
Ralph
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Pretty much every audio problem on teleworkers can be traced to programming in the firewall ( if the MBG is setup correctly ). Least that's my experience.