Ah ok. Did they figure out that it was probably a RTP or firewall issue? Or sell them on new cabling and/or switches?This is from a real ticket I worked for "intermittent 1-way audio on the VOIP network."
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Ah ok. Did they figure out that it was probably a RTP or firewall issue? Or sell them on new cabling and/or switches?
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The client's network vendor was Tata Consultancy, pretty much the worst of the worst Indian IT vendors. Tata spent 2 weeks forcing us to replace the voice gateways on site 3 times (twice via courier, from CT to the very center of NYC, on two consecutive weekends) before they admitted they have no idea how the network at the site was even cabled, let alone how the VLANs routed, which firewalls were involved, etc. Once they recabled everything and mapped out their network routing, the problem went away. We charged the client back thousands of dollars; they didn't pay any of it because the actual client was already in bankruptcy, which I'd explained to my managers before we ever sent the first courier out.Ah ok. Did they figure out that it was probably a RTP or firewall issue? Or sell them on new cabling and/or switches?
What a shit show.The client's network vendor was Tata Consultancy, pretty much the worst of the worst Indian IT vendors. Tata spent 2 weeks forcing us to replace the voice gateways on site 3 times (twice via courier, from CT to the very center of NYC, on two consecutive weekends) before they admitted they have no idea how the network at the site was even cabled, let alone how the VLANs routed, which firewalls were involved, etc. Once they recabled everything and mapped out their network routing, the problem went away. We charged the client back thousands of dollars; they didn't pay any of it because the actual client was already in bankruptcy, which I'd explained to my managers before we ever sent the first courier out.
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PS: I don't work there anymore.
The client's network vendor was Tata Consultancy, pretty much the worst of the worst Indian IT vendors. Tata spent 2 weeks forcing us to replace the voice gateways on site 3 times (twice via courier, from CT to the very center of NYC, on two consecutive weekends) before they admitted they have no idea how the network at the site was even cabled, let alone how the VLANs routed, which firewalls were involved, etc. Once they recabled everything and mapped out their network routing, the problem went away. We charged the client back thousands of dollars; they didn't pay any of it because the actual client was already in bankruptcy, which I'd explained to my managers before we ever sent the first courier out.
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I'm going to fucking try that. I can hear the rats in my orange trees every night.