ok thanks will try to figure it out.
That is not your problem, each g711 channel needs about 80kbs in and out, but anything blocked or delayed by your router/firewall will be a problem, look to your local ISP for any blocking/delaying tactics (often done surreptitiously by cable companies, they will deny it of course)
I had my PBX hosted there for a while but was having really bad latency problemsā¦ Not as bad as you are but problems the same. I ended up bringing my PBX back in-house.
I have a ring group of 5 to 6 phones that all ring with an incoming call. Some would ring, others would notā¦ some would start before othersā¦ On top of the fact that Iām using Polycom phones which are a pain to provision to a remote server.
Bringing your PBX in-house will help a lot with your delays. Go over to SaveMyServer.comā¦ get your self a used rack server with several drive bays and be done with it.
thx for your answer, my freepbx server was at my home last time with a intel i3 8 gig ram on a SSd drive was working super fine for all the phone in my home, BUT i had a big problem with the 3 other location, they were not able to connect to my server (even with all the good forward), maybe because of my router, i really donāt know, and BTW iām computer tech for 20 years, i had a dyndns account to forward it to my ip, maybe i could retry it, because with them it work right away since they dont have any router, the virtual server is connected directly on the internet. I could try to change my router to a new one better, do you have any suggestion? Thanks again for your answer