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Hi All,<br>
I wonder if anyone from engin/vocus/exetel is able to shed some
light on the following issue, help desk is not, well, helpful.;<br>
<br>
I have a client with a static IP (exetel) and an IP-PBX. All has
been working fine for months/nearly 2 years. 6 months ago, we had
some attack issues and changed service IP address.<br>
<br>
<ul>
<li>Suddenly today they started having issues calling in and out
from PBX.</li>
<li>All checks on modem, port forwarding, and IP-PBX all check
fine.</li>
<li>A call to engin support advised that the registration requests
were coming in from the wrong IP address, the previously
allocated address some 6 months ago, not the NEW IP.</li>
<li>I check the modem, reboot it, and sure enough, the correctly
assigned NEW IP is being allocated, but still the OLD IP showing
up "in the system" at engin. </li>
<li>My network monitoring, which takes IP from incoming packets,
is showing the NEW IP, and has done so for 6 months.</li>
</ul>
<br>
If anyone is in the level 2 area for ether Exetel or engin/vocus who
can shed any light or take a look it would be appreciated. Client
is loosing calls and hence business and I'm coping the flack.<br>
<br>
<br>
Cheers,<br>
<br>
Mal<br>
<br>
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