@nodequery You have been down for a couple of months now, but I used your service for a couple of years. Didn't even pay a dollar for it. I just wanted to say thank you! Your server monitoring was great for those years. Good luck on future endeavors.
@voipms This scares me. I already noticed today that your recommended server list was recommending servers today that were showing down and not responding. ICMP was the only reliable way we had to make sure our server was working.
@evacc44 @GalaxyITMSP@voipms Just an FYI, you can do carrier lookups relatively easy to see who the carrier for any phone number is. Twilio offers this service.
@GaryShriver33@sergipolischuk@voipms Use some of the scripts on this page to help you figure it out. The availability of each server is changing by the minute. Use this script to find some stable ones and make your pop switch.
@tylerparker@voipms Yes you can. Voipms does not need to respond to the port. Port your number to another VSP that uses bandwidth for their carrier (assuming your DIDs are using bandwidth), and it should go pretty quickly.
@KevMtl90 @voipms I may be able to help (not part of https://t.co/CbaQN77g3J) but check the ping scripts from the wiki https://t.co/NEnt7c2I0s (bottom of page). I use the powershell script, and find a server that will respond. Change your numbers and sip servers to that pop. My service is up.