I have 16 total Grandstream gateways in our environment.  Many of the ports on these gateways initiate outbound "ghost" calls dialing +11, +12, +122, and so many other combinations but never a complete number.  My company manages retirement communities and we manage about 25% of our resident phones through the Grandstream gateways.  I opened a ticket with Grandstream, but they keep giving me solutions to INBOUND "ghost" calls, which I do not have an issue.  Has anyone seen this in their environment?

Setting up a new customer, and they have purchased E220 and #450 phones.  I've not worked with Polycom before.

We were trying a test to get one set up, and could not get Zero Touch provisioning to work.  Tried to find a video on it, to see what it should look like, but really cannot find anything.  The only threads I've found seem to indicate that ZTP is a big problem on Polycom.  

Has anyone had any experience with the E220 and E450 phones with ZTP?

We have been looking at the Zoom Phone system QOS to determine why some clients are reporting poor sound quality occurring 1-2 times per week. To be more specific, callers are reporting that our user sounded distorted or echo-ey while we heard clearly from them. We ran a certification on the wired network ports, patch cables, and phone cables. We were able to look at specific events, and the QOS showed that they were 4.1-4.5 good quality calls. The only commonality I could see between them was that they all showed a 12kbps sending bitrate when known good calls showed a 50-75kbps sending bitrate.

Zooms website says that bandwidth needs are 60-100kbps for calls.

Could this actually be the cause of the poor sound quality? If the recommended bandwidth is 60-100 kbps, why is it rating a 12kbps call is good quality?

Hi, 

Our zoom phone system went live last week, so we are still in adjustment period. Several users have mentioned that if they are typing in a document/email etc.  and then receive an incoming phone call, Zoom "steals" the keyboard and they have to click back into their other application to continue to type. 

We tried turning off keyboard shortcuts user by user and testing some incoming calls but that had no effect - typing was still interrupted each time a call popped up on screen. Does anyone know if this is a setting that we can turn off? Or just a minor annoyance we have to deal with?

Thanks!

-Lauren

A couple months ago I noticed the Zoom Phone Assistant stopped consistently staying on top of other windows. It keeps getting lost behind browser windows making it difficult to see incoming calls, as they do not show in the main app with it enabled. Is anyone else experiencing this issue or have a resolution?

I'm using Zoom Workplace 6.6.1 - Windows 11

Hi,

I have not easily found the answer to this on the Zoom website, and I did speak with a sales rep on the phone this afternoon, but what she told me doesn't seem to match up with what I'm seeing on the official Zoom site.

I want a package with VOIP and meetings, with a signed BAA for HIPAA compliance. The rep told me that I can do this. However, there is no option for the BAA when checking out online (one of the reasons for my skepticism). Is there a way to combine these two? Perhaps I'm missing something very obvious on the site.

Thank you.