Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
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I am having the same problem.... Do you have any scouts installed?
Every day I have to reboot the Ooma Hub because there is no dialtone. I have 1 Scout that continuously works the whole time. My phone connected to the Ooma Hub is dead with no dialtone, until I restart it.
Tab is Blue and My Ooma Hub Webpages Says
Internet : Connected
Ooma Core: Connected
Phone Line: Disconnected
Ooma Services:
Phone Setup: Your phone line is configured for the ooma network
Device Infromation: Status
Modem Connected [IP ADDR]
HOME: Disconnected
Ooma Tunnel: Connected
Services:
telephony 120-Running
DNS 204-Running
Webserver 117-Running
VPN 471-Running
Free 37528
Every day I have to reboot the Ooma Hub because there is no dialtone. I have 1 Scout that continuously works the whole time. My phone connected to the Ooma Hub is dead with no dialtone, until I restart it.
Tab is Blue and My Ooma Hub Webpages Says
Internet : Connected
Ooma Core: Connected
Phone Line: Disconnected
Ooma Services:
Phone Setup: Your phone line is configured for the ooma network
Device Infromation: Status
Modem Connected [IP ADDR]
HOME: Disconnected
Ooma Tunnel: Connected
Services:
telephony 120-Running
DNS 204-Running
Webserver 117-Running
VPN 471-Running
Free 37528
Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
I do have a scout connected directly to the hub as a 2nd phone in my office. However I NEVER use it, and therefore did not test to see if it still worked when this happened. If this happens again, I will try to remember to check the phone attached to the Scout.
However I plan on cancelling the premium service in December when my subscription is up - I ordered it expecting the Google Voice extensions which look like have been confined to the Telo. Oh well, my loss is now their loss.
However I plan on cancelling the premium service in December when my subscription is up - I ordered it expecting the Google Voice extensions which look like have been confined to the Telo. Oh well, my loss is now their loss.
Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
I have three hubs. One requires a reboot in the mornings generally. I do not know why. However, the connection with DSL is the one that goes down. The other two I have cable connection, and those never go down. Is it the DSL? What connection do people have DSL or cable with this issue? Thank you..
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Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
Why don't you mix and match them and see if the problem follows the DSL line.Dude23 wrote:I have three hubs. One requires a reboot in the mornings generally. I do not know why. However, the connection with DSL is the one that goes down. The other two I have cable connection, and those never go down. Is it the DSL? What connection do people have DSL or cable with this issue? Thank you..
Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
I could bring one in to the dsl line so I would have two in the same location because I can't go a day without the other one based on needing that number to ring at that location. My other thought is replacing my DSL modem, which I may try today.
Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
I started a new DSL modem yesterday and this morning no reboot necessary. Yeah. Let's see if it lasts.
Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
2nd day for me without a reboot. Whatever happens next this is an improvement.
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Re: Hub - no dialtone requires a reboot
don't jinx yourselfDude23 wrote:2nd day for me without a reboot. Whatever happens next this is an improvement.