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DC112A - disable SIP ALG
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DC112A - disable SIP ALG
How to disable the SIP ALG function on the DC112A router successfully?
I have already ticked the disable box for SIP ALG in the advanced settings.
However, the SIP ALG detector software by Visualware indicates SIP ALG is still enabled.
Please advise
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Re: DC112A - disable SIP ALG
he SIP ALG feature can be be disabled simply by going to Advanced-->Setup--> WAN Setup and selecting Disable SIP ALG there is no other ways to disable it.
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Re: DC112A - disable SIP ALG
Hi Darren,
Thank you for replying.
I've already explored the solution you're recommending. However, I need the VoIP system to work on the router without conflicting with other devices and dropouts.
Currently, I have the DC112A and the AirCard 810s working as a single unit. Even though the SIP ALG function is disabled in the DC112A, there are no options to disable the SIP ALG function on the AIRCARD 810S. I've set up a DMZ for the AirCard and IP Phone. However, I was not able to do it on the DC112A. This is because the static IP address for the VoIP phone is not a valid IP address according to the Netgear DC112A router.
Please note that the IP phone works with the current set up. However, after 2-3 hours the AIRCARD 810S experiences a malfunction and requires a hard reset (removing the battery and putting it back in). I am not sure what I can do now. Do you have any suggestions how to successfully run a VoIP system using the DC112A and AirCard810S.
Kind Regards
Raj
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