Troubleshooting – Aastra Telecom MBU 400 41-001286-00 User Manual

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Troubleshooting

There is no audio when I make

Internet calls.

The router blocks audio.

Use port forwarding. Check your router’s

user manual to see how to configure port

forwarding.

I cannot make landline calls.

The landline cable is not connected. Check that the landline cable between

the Line port on the MBU and the

telephone wall outlet is connected

properly.

The landline is out of order.

Contact your landline provider.

I cannot receive landline calls.

The country setting is wrong.

Check that you have chosen the country

that you are in. Open the System

settings menu, choose Country

selection, and then choose the country

that you are in.

I cannot make Internet calls, the

VoIP indicator on the MBU is not

lit, and the right status indicator

in the upper left corner of the

display is black.

The configuration of the phone is

not complete.

Check that you have configured your

phone properly. See

Configuring Your

Phone for First-Time Use

on page

22

.

For more information, contact your

Internet Telephony Service Provider or

your System Administrator.

The MBU has not been reset after

you saved the configuration.

Reset the MBU and allow the MBU 2

minutes to log in at your Internet

Telephony Service Provider.

The router uses port forwarding.

Check that you have configured your

router so that it always assigns the same

IP address to your phone’s MAC address

when using port forwarding. Otherwise

incoming traffic is probably not forwarded

to your phone. For more information,

check your router’s manual.

The router blocks Internet

telephony.

Use port forwarding. The default SIP port

is 5060, and the default RTP port is

5004. Ensure that your router always

assigns the same IP address to your

phone when using port forwarding.

For more information, check your

router’s manual.

The router firmware needs updating. Check your router’s user manual to see

how to update the firmware.

When I make Internet calls, the

sound quality is poor.

There is too much simultaneous

data traffic on your broadband

connection.

a) Reduce the amount of traffic on your

broadband connection.

b) Sign up for a Quality of Service

agreement with your broadband

provider.

c) Order a connection with higher speed

from your broadband provider.

Your Internet Telephony Service

Provider’s Quality of Service is

based on a “best efforts” rather than

a guaranteed voice priority method.

Contact your Internet Telephony Service

Provider regarding ensured voice

prioritization across the network.

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