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its voipswitch hosted in a server

@voipmarkets said:

@thecreativeone91 im using 2n gateway and voipswitch.com. we found a solution by filtering these number in voipswitch so they dont pass. the thing i want to know why most of the voip companies do this sending fake calls

How would they determine a real or a fake call? They are all the same.

Think of it like you have a phone at home. Sometimes you make calls to your cousin to see about going out for dinner tomorrow. Then your kid makes a prank call to a restaurant and asks for a patron with a silly name. There is no way, looking at the voice traffic, to know which calls are real and which are prank. When you hear the call it is pretty easy to determine, but humans can determine these things in ways that computers cannot. And even humans often fail - or else prank calls wouldn't be funny. And even if they could make the judgement call, the voice trunk provider doesn't have the right to block calls, nor the responsibility, nor any incentive.

@scottalanmiller said:

@thanksaj said:

@scottalanmiller said:

And SO hard to automate. /etc files are dirt simple to script. Try scripting against the Registry. You can, but it is like three times the work for no reason.

Agreed. I've fallen in love with cron!

Do you love it so much that..... you'd give it a ..... "cronjob"?

Bwahahaha. Sorry, could. Not. Resist.

LOL. wags finger

If it's not in their router database on the dd-wrt website, it's not supported. Sorry. They have every exact model they support listed. Trust me.

I don't think bonding is really going to help you. The problem is that if the connection is established over one of the links it stays on that link and doesn't "split" between the two you have a call on one connection and some extra bandwidth the call will likely establish on the next connection and you will just end up with extra unused bandwidth as the bonding doesn't really bond them into a single line. It can work fine where you have a bunch of small sporadic web page loading but, I don't think it will help in your situation.

Is this is single location IP Phone system or do you have a VPN in multiple locations? First I'd look for a better WAN connection, either Fiber, Cable or a WISP etc. If you can't do that you might go with a PRI, or single analog lines or even a cellular interface for the pbx.