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echo and delay

korbenda11as
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‎03-23-2009 06:55 PM - edited ‎03-13-2019 06:12 PM

we have received complains from our endpoints user that they are experiencing echoes and delay for their CIPC and IPT. What is the common cause of this problem? which device in the voice architecture need to check or investigate? what is the best approach in handling and giving resolution for this kind of problem? thanks.

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Nicholas Matthews
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‎03-23-2009 08:13 PM

If the call is going through the gateway, you may want to check out this doc I wrote up a bit back. It will help you narrow down the problem for PSTN calls.

Most of the CIPC users are home or teleworker types, and the most common place to look is the 800 series router that is commonly at home. You'll want to enable hierarchical QoS to shape towards the provider's speed if this is the case.

Otherwise, if it's just CIPC-IP phone calls locally on your LAN, I would upgrade the phone loads on both sides to see if it helps.

hth,

nick

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