Router Bypass - Revision history

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Drew Harrell at 16:11, 26 February 2013

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Drew Harrell: /* Router BYPASS */

2012-08-22T00:37:13Z

Router BYPASS

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	Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.		Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.

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 Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.

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 Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.

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	Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.		Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.

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	Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.		Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.

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 Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.
-* Connection problems
+*Connection problems
-* One-way audio
+*One-way audio
-* No audio
+*No audio
 These problems are usually network related.
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 Simple tests to assure that the problem isn't an analog issue:
-* Test the handset compared to the speakerphone... does one work and not the other?
+*Test the handset compared to the speakerphone... does one work and not the other?
-** Changeout the handset with a known working handset...
+**Changeout the handset with a known working handset...
-* If you have analog trunks (connected via gateway), test them. ALL of them. Find out what to test at:
+*If you have analog trunks (connected via gateway), test them. ALL of them.&nbsp;&nbsp; Find out what to test at:
-** http://www.sandman.com/trou-bul.html
+**[http://www.sandman.com/trou-bul.html http://www.sandman.com/trou-bul.html]
-** http://www.sandman.com/loopcur.html
+**[http://www.sandman.com/loopcur.html http://www.sandman.com/loopcur.html]
 If it's not an analog problem the chances are good it is the network, now you have to determine which network segment is the problem.
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 Network testing:
-* Call one telephone to another on the same local network
+*Call one telephone to another on the same local network
-** If a problem exists here, your problem is the LAN and you must isolate the issue
+**If a problem exists here, your problem is the LAN and you must isolate the issue
-** If no problem exists between telephones on the same network, continue testing over the WAN
+**If no problem exists between telephones on the same network, continue testing over the WAN
-* WAN connection involve either SIP Trunks or Remote Phones, if your issue can be isolated to WAN devices/services you should:
+*WAN connection involve either SIP Trunks or Remote Phones, if your issue can be isolated to WAN devices/services you should:
-** Perform a Trace Route from the PBX to the remote device/service
+**Perform a Trace Route from the PBX to the remote device/service
-** If no problems are seen in the hops and multiple trace route tests return good results, your problem is likely your router.
+**If no problems are seen in the hops and multiple trace route tests return good results, your problem is likely your router.
 To isolate your issue BYPASS the "main" router and utilize a second router as the WAN interface for voice traffic. You should have the following test equipment available for this test:
-* DD-WRT Router
+*DD-WRT Router
-* Data Switch (preferably managed)
+*Data Switch (preferably managed)
 The topology of this network configuration is:
-[[file:Router BYPASS.gif]]
+[[File:Router BYPASS.gif]]
 Notes:
-[[file:System Network Settings TCPIP.gif]]
+<br/>[[File:System Network Settings TCPIP.gif]]
 When these settings are tested you will likely find that your WAN connection issues cease. The options from this point are to resolve the traffic filtering that is occurring in the "main" router. Or leave the DD-WRT in place and allow the operation of voice over IP to function well.
-If you need help with this test setup please open a ticket in the IPitomy Ticket system so that we can properly track your issue... http://ticket.ipitomy.com/
+If you need help with this test setup please open a ticket in the IPitomy Ticket system so that we can properly track your issue... [http://ticket.ipitomy.com/ http://ticket.ipitomy.com/]

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	Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.		Routers can impose many performance issues. For this reason we have devised a test plan that will help you to isolate the cause of your issue. Since Sonicwall routers are often found to be the cause of the issue it is the brand we have chosen to display. There are however many other routers which like the Sonicwall first stop all traffic and are then programmed to incrementally open access as features/services are needed. This methodology imposes tight security AND potential barriers for intended applications.