iiNet naked takes a while to settle once initial installation has been
complete. Then the next problem evolves when iiNet finally synchronise
you over to naked from within iiNet family of old. This issue I am not
aware of with those that are new to iiNet. So for first bill cycle
there are a few teething issues mainly to do with internal iiNet
services, mostly spasmodic disconnection VOIP DSL etc usually sorts
out with a recycle of actual DSL modem.
VOIP issues are usually caused by too much load on single connection
so allocate High Priority within QoS of modem or firewall server to
VOIP (port 5060-5061) and this issue usually does the trick. If all of
the above have expired or been tried and it is a continuous problem
contact iiNet. Checking if exchange has been worked on, usually iiNet
lets one know in advance through support email or toolbox. Again if
this is issue it could take a few days for it to settle again.
iiNet support are very thorough in trying to resolve issues, but if
problem is not logged it can not be sorted. Another solution I have
found for busy or more than one computer networks is to separate, NAT
and Firewall from actual DSL modem. Thus controlling network from
separate machine Firewall (IPCop,Clarkconnect), or a separate WAP as
the Apple Airport or similar device. Although there are many
variations for a minimal or no charge it equates to what is required,
and if it is necessary.
Cheers!
`Rob...
On 13Jul2008, at 8:41 am, Rick Armstrong wrote:
Hi Aurora
I use a Netgear DG834GV with Naked DSL and VoIP. I have
had some call dropouts with long local calls between 4-5 minutes,
it hasn't been a major issue at this stage for me to contact iinet
support as I seldom run calls past this time.
Regards, Rick.
On 12/07/2008, at 10:39 PM, Steven wrote:
Hi Aurora
A friend of mine uses a Netgear DG834GV with Naked DSL and VoIP. I
think he
has had some troubles with call dropouts etc, but I understand they
are now
resolved. But the trouble with these things is that you can never
tell
whether it's a modem issue, a ISP issue, a line issue, etc etc.
I use a Billion 7404VGP-M with Naked DSL and VoIP, and although
I've had
some issues, now resolved, in hindsight I suspect that they haven't
been
modem related.
Cheers, Steven
On 12/7/08 10:30 PM, "Aurora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I need some help selecting a modem/router for Naked DSL. We had
bought a
Netgear DG834N as it says on the website that it is VOIP but is this
compatible with Nasked DSL as I have heard conflicting reports.
I want to stay with netgear as I have had a bad experience with D-
Link and
my companies VPN.
Please help as Iam getting more and more confused and my ISP is
just pushing
the Belkin experience.
Smiles
Aurora
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