I set the Call manager is softphone, I used it to ring up,,the other side can heard my sound,but i don't hear voice of the other side?
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One-way audio is almost always caused by a firewall or routing issue. Please double-check that the firewall on your machine is disabled, both the one integrated into Windows and any third-party firewall perhaps included in your AV package. Also, on the Advanced tab of Windows Firewall, uncheck your NIC from being protected by the firewall. Reboot and try again.
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