Losing WAN when receiving VOIP call
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@chpalmer said in Losing WAN when receiving VOIP call:
What brand of wireless bridge radio do you have?
This comment- "I've recently been having an issue that I'm struggling to figure out"
Does this mean that it started to occur suddenly or from the first time you started using a VOIP service?
I've had voip on this router over a year, it just started happening.
david
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Then ask your ISP if anything about your circuit has changed on their end. Just to cover your bases.
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@stephenw10 said in Losing WAN when receiving VOIP call:
Not really. It shows the link went down and then came back up after 3 seconds.
I would still try to swap out re2 for a different NIC to verify the fault stays on the NIC.
What is it actually connected to? Does that log anything?
You might try adding a switch in between the WAN and whatever it's connected to. The link should never go down with that in place.
Steve
I ordered a low profile bracket and when it comes I'll remove the 2 port realtek and replace with a 4 port Intel.
I have tried swapping re1 for re2, but it never works. I tried it several times and for whatever reason re1 never works. I tired in the GUi and via command line. Now re1 works great through my failover WAN. I don't know why I can't reassign the interface. By that I mean get it to work. Pfsense says it is reassign, but it never assigns the static IP and doesn't work.
The WAN is only connected to my modem/antenna. I run pingplotter and can see that the WAN drops as soon as I answer the phone call. Interestingly I've never had it drop if I let it ring more than once :)
david
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@chpalmer said in Losing WAN when receiving VOIP call:
Then ask your ISP if anything about your circuit has changed on their end. Just to cover your bases.
I already texted him :)
