F FCM Occasional Visitor Sep 26, 2017 #21 Hello, I've switched to 380.62_2 from stock firmware and I'm also missing WIFI calling on on iPhone SE and Orange. Will go to 62_1 and report on that.
Hello, I've switched to 380.62_2 from stock firmware and I'm also missing WIFI calling on on iPhone SE and Orange. Will go to 62_1 and report on that.
bigcid10 Senior Member Sep 26, 2017 #22 I have a galaxy S8+ and no issues with my wifi calling on 380.68_2 maybe you should get a android,lol JK
I have a galaxy S8+ and no issues with my wifi calling on 380.68_2 maybe you should get a android,lol JK
F FCM Occasional Visitor Sep 26, 2017 #23 You are not helping, bigcid10 ). So, I was about to downgrade to 380.68_1 when I decided to play around with the settings in the "NAT Passthrough" tab. It seems that at least in my case, it was about the "IPSec Passthrough" setting. As soon as it is off, Wifi calling is no longer available. The other settings don't seem to affect the iPhone at all, but I decided to activate both H.323 and SIP Passthrough, just to be sure. Problem solved, at least for me.
You are not helping, bigcid10 ). So, I was about to downgrade to 380.68_1 when I decided to play around with the settings in the "NAT Passthrough" tab. It seems that at least in my case, it was about the "IPSec Passthrough" setting. As soon as it is off, Wifi calling is no longer available. The other settings don't seem to affect the iPhone at all, but I decided to activate both H.323 and SIP Passthrough, just to be sure. Problem solved, at least for me.
pattiri Senior Member Sep 26, 2017 #24 Just let you know; WiFi calling uses UCP 4500 which is same with "IPSec Passthrough" on your router's connections page you can see; udp x.x.x.x:4500 x.x.x.x:4500 ASSURED which stands for WiFi calling.
Just let you know; WiFi calling uses UCP 4500 which is same with "IPSec Passthrough" on your router's connections page you can see; udp x.x.x.x:4500 x.x.x.x:4500 ASSURED which stands for WiFi calling.