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Charles_Yeo
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February 7, 2013
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How to diagnose dropped calls

  • February 7, 2013
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I have one client that says they are dropping ' some' calls. All PSTN connections are straight analog (4 lines); no VoIP. Any idea how I diagnose that? It seems to be happening since I updated the firmware to alleviate the Day+1 issue in January (Version 7.20.005, and still with 7.20.006). I would like to do my homework before I blame telco.

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    Jeremy_Werderman
    New Member
    February 11, 2013
    So I purchased an FVC-100 in November to " upgrade" my phone system. We have 1 line (out of 8 analog) that has NEVER worked. For some reason between going from Build 0005 and Build 0007, two or three times a day, we loose all external lines and have to reboot the PBX. I have one line that has constant echo on it and a conference phone that has such severe chop when used that we had to stop using it. So you think ok, Hardware problem... well this is on our " new unit" that we got last month after our old unit had two dead analog ports. I' ve tested all of our analog lines, they are fine. I highly doubt it' s a telco problem.
    Charles_Yeo
    New Member
    February 20, 2013
    Jeremy, Your problems might be a NETWORK issue. Have you tested your network lines, switch, patch cords, etc. Check the network switch configuration (if it is managed). Make sure your FortiVoice unit is on a 100 mbps port on your switch. Leave the port configuration to AUTO for speed and duplex on both ends (switch and phone unit). Just some thoughts.... Charles
    Ndoad
    New Member
    February 27, 2013
    Talk to support and get the latest build of 7.20.008. My client had issue of drop calls and call not transferring and phones loosing configs. These issues were resolved with this firmware.
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