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--- wifi-tuning-and-softphones [2026/06/18 15:01] – mike
+++ wifi-tuning-and-softphones [2026/06/18 15:10] (current) – [Mikes Reccomendations:] mike
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 When the system has a WiFi device running Acrobits Cloud Softphone (or other softphone) registering multiple times quickly, it is often because of WiFi related issues:
-   * Too many access points close together can cause devices to hop between them, making connections unstable. Some devices will try to stay connected to multiples, which can trigger software like Acrobits softphones to re-register through many access points. This confuses where the two way handshake and audio stream should transit.  **Our system will only initiate a call to one registration per extension**
+   * Too many access points close together can cause devices to hop between them, making connections unstable. Some devices will try to stay connected to multiples, which can trigger software like Acrobits softphones to re-register through many access points. This confuses where the two way handshake and audio stream should transit.  **Our system will only initiate a call to one registration per extension.**
    * This behavior might be mitigated in the client device settings.  For example: Zebra and other commercial devices (non consumer oriented) often have special WiFi Managers with complex options for commercial WiFi network implementation:
      * https://techdocs.zebra.com/mx/wifi/
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 Add uncommon client devices to the mix, and that brings a new set of variables.
-Ring- can offer advice, share experience, but we are not able to be on-site. Complex locations and installs require a professional. It'll save you money and frustration in the long run. We'll helop, but there are limits to what we can do.
+Ring- can offer advice, share experience, but we are not able to be on-site. Complex locations and installs require a professional. It'll save you money and frustration in the long run. We'll help, but there are limits to what we can do.