Here's the scene:
BCM 400 w/ 4.0
I have 4 remote sites, all with 2 i2002 phones each site. Each site is on a different subnet. Our admin building has 20+ i2004 phones. Our plant has a mix of i2002 and digital sets. Every site is on a seperate subnet with the BCM in the middle: think hub and spoke config.
So at one of my remote sites neither of the 2 i2002 phones can transmit audio to any other VoIP pohone in the network, but they will transmit audio to digital sets and outside lines. If the 2 remote phones call each other, they can hear each other.
Nothing has changed on the network routing wise.
I have replaced both phones, pushed new configs out, deregistered and reregistered the phones, even rebooted the bcm, no luck.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
Chris
IT Manager
Houston, Texas
BCM 400 w/ 4.0
I have 4 remote sites, all with 2 i2002 phones each site. Each site is on a different subnet. Our admin building has 20+ i2004 phones. Our plant has a mix of i2002 and digital sets. Every site is on a seperate subnet with the BCM in the middle: think hub and spoke config.
So at one of my remote sites neither of the 2 i2002 phones can transmit audio to any other VoIP pohone in the network, but they will transmit audio to digital sets and outside lines. If the 2 remote phones call each other, they can hear each other.
Nothing has changed on the network routing wise.
I have replaced both phones, pushed new configs out, deregistered and reregistered the phones, even rebooted the bcm, no luck.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks
Chris
IT Manager
Houston, Texas