Need help setting up voip

[mk24]

The voice packets were sent to 10.24.24.166(*), so you need to include it in the route to the voip wan. Presently they are sent to the wan710 and lost.

Since there aren't any real Internet sites in the 10.0.0.0 block, you could route almost all of that block to voip wan 711 and not lose anything, except that your wan IP is also in the 10 range. Expand the existing route that covers the SIP server to all of 10.24.0.0/16 should work.

(*) This IP is likely to be different on each call, within some range of the servers they have.

[StepSis]

As far as I see from like last 4 calls - the only thing that changed is the last number:
10.24.24.166
10.24.24.164
10.24.24.162

Would this work?

[mk24]

For a /16 netmask, the last 2 numbers need to be 0, that is 10.24.0.0/16.

This overlaps the other existing route to the SIP server (10.24.X.X are all covered by the new route) so there is no need to have both.

[StepSis]

Ahhh I see , btw IT WORKS !!!

TY soooooo much

You're life saver , if it's not a bother could you tell me what to use instead of /16 so I can tell it to only change last digit?

I tried to be smart and did it like so You think it's good?

This is the chart I borrowed

[mk24]

That should work. Though it's not a problem making the routes wider than they need to be, since there is nothing in 10.24.0.0 on the regular wan 710.