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Sorry for the vague question, I was looking for some troubleshooting tips/best practices for VoIP related issues. I know there's many issues that come up, but i was hoping someone would be able to provide some basics? What are your 'go-to' commands or starting
points when call quality or call issues are reported? Please share your troubleshooting techniques for voip issues (call quality, call routing etc)</div>
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TIA</div>
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-mattyd</div>
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