Exetel customer help forum

douver wrote:I am.

That's why I've posted it in the Exetel VOIP forum.....

Well if you check this setup guide, from the exetel website, you will find the answer on page 8.
http://www.exetel.com.au/voip_pdf/analogue.pdf

douver wrote:The VOIP RTP Port default setting for the Billion 7404vgpm is 5100 but I have seen it suggested in a forum post that it should be 16384. Can anyone tell me what it should be set at?

thanks....

Different VSP's use different RTP port settings, check with your Voip Service Provider

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Well, I guess you know it all then. I have already stated this is not the case. I suppose it was all in my imagination when I spoke to my wife yesterday via FaktorTel VOIP. No dial plans. I dont claim to know it all. You are the one requesting HELP, from your original post. If you have the answers ...

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Sorry, what I meant was Exetel's VOIP gateway. The 2700VG has a FXO "lifeline" port, connected to the phoneline via an ADSL filter, which means the unit's ATA is bypassed when power fails To test your dial out via this FXO port turn off the power to your ATA and see if it dials via PSTN or you opt ...

WRT "PSTN" are you referring to the "Loop through" setting on p.109 (PDF p.#), which can be either None/PSTN? Because AIUI when set to PSTN the 2700VG wil then dial the POTS line directly via the FXO port. What I wish to do is dial a POTS number via the VOIP PSTN gateway. I dont think your Draytek ...

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