Connection test
Measures what your calls will experience from this network. Nothing to install, no sign-in; about two minutes. Keep the page in the foreground while it runs.
How many phones will this connection carry?
Planned at 100 kbps per call (G.711). "Calls at the same time" defaults to one call per three phones, a typical busy-hour ratio — set it yourself if you know your peak.
Step 2: firewall check waiting
A web page can't test the firewall's SIP handling, so this last step runs a small checker on a computer inside the same network as the phones. It takes ten seconds, installs nothing, and finishes by opening your one-page report.
Download the checker Other systems
- Windows
- Mac (Apple silicon) · Mac (Intel)
- Linux — or paste in a terminal:
- Run the download. Windows may show "Windows protected your PC" — choose More info → Run anyway.
- It reads the session code from its own name, runs the check, and opens the report. Nothing to type.
SIP ALG ("SIP helper", "SIP transformations") is a firewall feature that rewrites phone traffic and is the most common cause of one-way audio and phones dropping registration. The check above proves whether it's on.
