What to do if NEC Server has no calls in or out?
If your NEC Server has no calls in or out, the issue may stem from router or NEC configurations. Therefore, check both the router and NEC configurations. Additionally, an unqualified IP address could be the cause; note your WAN IP address and contact your provider.
What to do if NEC Server calls are dropping?
If your NEC Server calls are dropping, this could be due to internet access issues, extreme latency on the LAN, or a SIP issue. To resolve this, call your internet access provider, check the latency on your LAN, or contact your provider.
Why does my NEC Server have no calls out?
If your NEC Server has no outgoing calls, the problem could be due to the NEC configuration or an unqualified IP address. To address this, check the NEC configuration, and note the WAN IP address before contacting your provider.
Why does my NEC Server have no calls in?
If your NEC Server is not receiving incoming calls, this may be due to the NEC configuration or an unqualified IP address. In this case, check the NEC configuration and note the WAN IP address to contact your provider.
What to do if there is echo on NEC Server?
If you are experiencing echo on your NEC Server, it could be due to excessive delay or an echo cancellation issue. Check the LAN and WAN for high latency. Also, check the echo settings and/or consult your SIP trunk provider.
Why is there one-way audio on my NEC Server?
If you're experiencing one-way audio on your NEC Server, the issue likely lies within the NEC configuration. Therefore, you should check the NEC configuration.
How to fix missing parts of words on NEC Server?
If you're encountering missing parts of words on your NEC Server, this could be due to packet loss or latency on the LAN or WAN, or a jitter buffer configuration issue. Check the LAN and check with your Internet Access Provider. Also, check with NEC.
What causes static or hum on NEC Server phones?
Static or humming on NEC Server phones is often related to a power issue. If using AC power, check the power supply. This should not be an issue if using PoE (Power over Ethernet).
General| VoIP Support | Yes |
|---|---|
| Unified Communications | Yes |
| Operating System | Proprietary |
| IP Stations | Yes |
| Analog Stations | Yes |
| Digital Stations | Yes |
| T1/E1 Interfaces | Yes |
| SIP Trunks | Yes |
| ISDN BRI Trunks | Yes |
| ISDN PRI Trunks | Yes |
| Analog Trunks | Yes |
| Networking | IP, ISDN |
| Redundancy | Yes |
| Scalability | Highly Scalable |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
| Humidity | 20% to 80% (non-condensing) |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | Varies by configuration |
| Weight | Varies by configuration |
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