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one way speech (sometimes)!!

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kbailey2409

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Sep 19, 2006
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I have a cs1000m system that dials over SIP trunks to a fiber remote hanging off my main site option81c. not always, but sometimes the 1000M site initiates the call and the person at theother cannot hear them. they hang up, re-dial and everything seems to be fine.
I was thinking protocol problems but it doesnt happen everytime. Maybe timeslot issues at the remote site?
 
Can You verify that the IP Packets send by your mediacards have the correct checksum?

I had this issue too, where sometimes the packets of the mediacard had the wrong checksum. I had to open a case for getting a non public patch for the media card
 
I'm not sure if this is the same issue you're having but I was getting the samething.
What happened to me was this.

When the folks that installed the Signal Server came in there was an old ITG card in our PBX. They installed a new 32 channel media card and just took the ITG off the node and unplugged the nic's from the lans, but left it in the PBX. We would get speech path problems and it was very spuratic. What I finally wound up doing was going to a tdm set and calling an IP phone I setup right next to it over and over and over until it finally did the "No Speech Path"... then I went in and did a TRAC on the TN of the IP phone and finally found it. When I saw the call was using a channel on that ITG card I did a STAT on the entire card and found there were 2 channels that weren't disabled on the ITG and every so often the PBX would pass an incoming call off to that ITG. So it would terminate the call to the ITG but it would be going nowhere. I went in and disabled the entire card. Then I PROMPLY hopped on the phone with this vendor and ripped them a new A$$!

Like I said I dunno if this is your same problem but that's what happened to me.

Aqua
 
Saw this a while back, and the fix ended up being enabling RTP header compression on all their WAN routers. Some had it enabled, others didn't. Turning it on system wide resolved the issue.
 
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