Originally two phones (IP560) were at a remote location using a MSVPN to connect back into the office without any issues at all. Recently I removed the MSVPN and replaced it with a tsunami point to point wireless link that works flawlessly with everything but the phones.
The route they take is from the phone through the tsunami point to point link, through a sonicwall and hitting the network the ST switch and server sits on.
The phone will allow you to place a call anytime you walk up to it and use it. However if you attempt to make a call to it no luck after 5 minutes of placing an outbound call.
I can ping the phone from the same subnet that it sits on anytime. I can ping a machine that is on the same subnet anytime and can ping the same computer from a remote subnet connected to a different port on the sonicwall anytime.
I can ping the phone from the remote subnet within 5 minutes of a call being placed from the phone. After that it (the phone) will not accept any inbound calls and I cannot ping it from the remote subnet.
Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanx!
The route they take is from the phone through the tsunami point to point link, through a sonicwall and hitting the network the ST switch and server sits on.
The phone will allow you to place a call anytime you walk up to it and use it. However if you attempt to make a call to it no luck after 5 minutes of placing an outbound call.
I can ping the phone from the same subnet that it sits on anytime. I can ping a machine that is on the same subnet anytime and can ping the same computer from a remote subnet connected to a different port on the sonicwall anytime.
I can ping the phone from the remote subnet within 5 minutes of a call being placed from the phone. After that it (the phone) will not accept any inbound calls and I cannot ping it from the remote subnet.
Any suggestions or recommendations would be appreciated. Thanx!
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