Tim wrote:
> damn-it wrote:
>> Router is Draytek 2600. Not sure if there is anything to keep the RTP
>> connection alive.... VoIP phone is plugged directly into the router.
>
> You need to telnet to your router and disable the SIP ALG.
>
> once you are in, I think the command is
>
> sys sip 0
>
> That's from memory - I've taken out all my draytek routers now, so I
> don't have one I can easily look at.
>
> If the command isn't there, you need to upgrade your router firmware -
> the old versions have problems with SIP.
>
>
> Tim


Ok,

Don't want to be funny here, but the Draytek already has another VoIP
service on it.... (the `don't put all your eggs in the same basket story`)

I am just trying the same test using voip.co.uk, and the line stays up
(not cut after 7 min, which is a record). That's bad news for
voipfone.co.uk.

Bugger !!!!

If anyone can share any light on this, very welcome.....

JM