1. Restart the handset by disconnecting its power and Ethernet cables for 10 seconds, then reconnect.

2. Ensure that your internet connection is not dropping out at the same time as your calls. Select your broadband service from the TPG Support to get troubleshooting guides for TPG broadband connections.

3. Similarly, check if call dropouts are only occurring when a high-demand function is carried out on your network, such as large file uploads, system updates or content streaming. If possible, schedule these functions to run automatically outside of business hours to avoid impact on your BizPhone service.

4. Run the BizPhone connection test and check the MOS score on the summary page - a score of 4 or lower will most likely result in call issues. Additionally, make a note of the test result number from both the Speed and VoIP tests.

5. Ensure that the SIP ALG setting is disabled in your modem settings by checking the VoIP test results from your BizPhone connection test.
   Note: TPG modems have this setting disabled by default.

6. Consider enabling QOS (Quality of Service) settings in your modem to allot of a portion of your connection bandwidth for VoIP services only. This can greatly reduce the risk of call dropouts.

7. Whether the issue is constant or intermittent, please take note of affected calls in the following format:
   
   Number Called From:
   Number Called To:
   Time/ Date of Call:
   Issue Experienced:

8. If dropouts consistently occur after a certain length of time, or only occur with calls from certain carriers, we may need to investigate a carrier level issue. Please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3) if your notes indicate this is the case.

9. If you suspect a handset has been damaged, please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3).

10. If you're still unable to make or receive calls, please email bizphonesupport@tpg.com.au with your test result numbers, and reference this troubleshooting article.

1. Restart the handset by disconnecting its power and Ethernet cables for 10 seconds, then reconnect.

2. Ensure that your internet connection is not dropping out at the same time as your calls. Select your broadband service from the TPG Support to get troubleshooting guides for TPG broadband connections.

3. Similarly, check if call dropouts are only occurring when a high-demand function is carried out on your network, such as large file uploads, system updates or content streaming. If possible, schedule these functions to run automatically outside of business hours to avoid impact on your BizPhone service.

4. Run the BizPhone connection test and check the MOS score on the summary page - a score of 4 or lower will most likely result in call issues. Additionally, make a note of the test result number from both the Speed and VoIP tests.

5. Ensure that the SIP ALG setting is disabled in your modem settings by checking the VoIP test results from your BizPhone connection test.
   Note: TPG modems have this setting disabled by default.

6. Consider enabling QOS (Quality of Service) settings in your modem to allot of a portion of your connection bandwidth for VoIP services only. This can greatly reduce the risk of call dropouts.

7. Whether the issue is constant or intermittent, please take note of affected calls in the following format:
   
   Number Called From:
   Number Called To:
   Time/ Date of Call:
   Issue Experienced:

8. If dropouts consistently occur after a certain length of time, or only occur with calls from certain carriers, we may need to investigate a carrier level issue. Please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3) if your notes indicate this is the case.

9. If you suspect a handset has been damaged, please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3).

10. If you're still unable to make or receive calls, please email bizphonesupport@tpg.com.au with your test result numbers, and reference this troubleshooting article.

Please select your handset to view the troubleshooting guide:

• Cordless
• Standard
• Premium

If your handset is not listed here, please contact us for assistance.

Are most websites fine but you can't get to one website? These steps will help identify the issue.

1. The website may just be affected by an outage or planned maintenance. You can check the website on Is It Down Right Now? or Down For Everyone or Just Me.
   
   If the website has an outage or planned maintenance, you'll need to wait until it's over.

2. Clear your browser cache, then try to go the website. Here are guides for popular browsers:
   - Mozilla Firefox Clear cache
   - Google Chrome Clear cache & cookies
   - Apple Safari Clear history, cache & cookies
   - Microsoft Edge Manage and clear cache

3. Try visiting the website on a different web browser, like Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome.
   
   If a different web browser works, try resetting your browser:
   - Mozilla Firefox Refresh to default settings
   - Google Chrome Reset to default
   - Apple Safari Remove all website data
   - Microsoft Edge currently can't be reset, please use a different browser.

4. Run a PingPlotter test for the website and keep the results handy. We'll need them to investigate your issue.

5. Still can't go to the website? Call us on 13 14 23 and we'll help you.

1. Check the signal strength indicator in the top-left corner of your handset screen. If you have a weak signal, try making calls closer to the base station, or move the base station to a more central location in your workplace.
   Note: A longer Ethernet cable between your modem and base station should not affect audio quality.

2. Restart the handset by disconnecting the power and Ethernet cables from the base station for 10 seconds, then reconnect.

3. Ensure that your internet connection is not suffering any issues when audio quality issues are experienced. Select your broadband service from the TPG Support to get troubleshooting guides for TPG broadband connections.

4. Similarly, check if audio quality issues are only occurring when a high-demand function is carried out on your network, such as large file uploads, system updates or content streaming. If possible, schedule these functions to run automatically outside of business hours to avoid impact on your BizPhone service.

5. A common cause for audio quality issues is insufficient throughput to provide consistent audio. To check this, disconnect other devices (e.g. computers, mobile phones etc.) from your network until only your BizPhone handset(s) are connected, then make a test call.

6. If the audio quality was fine while your BizPhone was isolated, begin connecting devices again, one by one. After each device is reconnected, make another test call. If audio quality degrades again, the device that was just reconnected may be exceeding your network's throughput capacity.

7. Run the BizPhone connection test and check the MOS score on the summary page - a score of 4 or lower will most likely result in audio quality issues. Additionally, make a note of the test result number from both the Speed and VoIP tests.

8. Ensure that the SIP ALG setting is disabled in your modem settings by checking the VoIP test results from your BizPhone connection test.
   Note: TPG modems have this setting disabled by default.

9. Consider enabling QOS (Quality of Service) settings in your modem to allot of a portion of your connection bandwidth for VoIP services only. This can greatly reduce the risk of audio quality issues.

10. Whether the issue is constant or intermittent, please take note of affected calls in the following format:
    
    Number Called From:
    Number Called To:
    Time/ Date of Call:
    Issue Experienced:

11. If you suspect a handset has been damaged, please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3).

12. If you are unable to improve the audio quality of your BizPhone service, please email bizphonesupport@tpg.com.au with your call notes and test result numbers, and reference this troubleshooting article.

You'll need to plug in your modem and change some settings to get it working with TPG nbn FTTC.

1. First, make sure you’ve got a message from us asking you to plug in your nbn modem. We need to get your connection ready on our side before you plug in.
2. Find your phone wall socket and nbn Connection Box (NCB) – you probably already have a modem plugged in from your last internet service. Unplug any old modem from the NCB and power outlet.
   If your NCB is missing, please call us on 1300 023 575.

3. Use the Ethernet cable to connect your modem’s blue Internet port to your NCB's yellow Gateway port.

   

4. Use the power cable to connect the Power port on your modem to a power outlet. Press your modem's Power button to turn it on.

   
5. To connect devices to the WiFi, you'll find the default WiFi name and password on your modem's barcode sticker.
6. If you have extra Ethernet cables, you can connect up to 4 devices to your modem’s yellow Ethernet ports.
   

7. Open your web browser and go to: https://192.168.0.1

8. Log in with the default username "admin" and the default password "admin" on your modem's barcode sticker. If you have custom login details, use those instead.

9. Select Advanced > Network > Internet.

10. Set Internet Connection Type to PPPoE.

11. Enter your TPG username and password.
    Your TPG username can be found in emails from us about your TPG order. If you've forgotten your password, reset your password.

12. Hit Save.

13. If you have a bundled nbn & phone plan: Select IPTV and tick the Enable box. Set ISP Profile to Custom. For Internet VLAN ID, enter 2. For Internet VLAN Priority, enter 0. Tick the box for 802.1Q Tag. For IP-Phone VLAN ID and IPTV VLAN ID, enter any random number between 2 and 4049.

14. Hit Save and you're good to go.
    Can't get online? Call us on 1300 997 271 and we'll help you.

1. Restart the handset by disconnecting its power and Ethernet cables for 10 seconds, then reconnect.

2. Ensure that your internet connection is not suffering any issues when audio quality issues are experienced. Select your broadband service from the TPG Support to get troubleshooting guides for TPG broadband connections.

3. Similarly, check if audio quality issues are only occurring when a high-demand function is carried out on your network, such as large file uploads, system updates or content streaming. If possible, schedule these functions to run automatically outside of business hours to avoid impact on your BizPhone service.

4. A common cause for audio quality issues is insufficient throughput to provide consistent audio. To check this, disconnect other devices (e.g. computers, mobile phones etc.) from your network until only your BizPhone handset(s) are connected, then make a test call.

5. If the audio quality was fine while your BizPhone was isolated, begin connecting devices again, one by one. After each device is reconnected, make another test call. If audio quality degrades again, the device that was just reconnected may be exceeding your network's throughput capacity.

6. Run the BizPhone connection test and check the MOS score on the summary page - a score of 4 or lower will most likely result in audio quality issues. Additionally, make a note of the test result number from both the Speed and VoIP tests.

7. Ensure that the SIP ALG setting is disabled in your modem settings by checking the VoIP test results from your BizPhone connection test.
   Note: TPG modems have this setting disabled by default.

8. Consider enabling QOS (Quality of Service) settings in your modem to allot of a portion of your connection bandwidth for VoIP services only. This can greatly reduce the risk of audio quality issues.

9. Whether the issue is constant or intermittent, please take note of affected calls in the following format:
   
   Number Called From:
   Number Called To:
   Time/ Date of Call:
   Issue Experienced:

10. If you suspect a handset has been damaged, please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3).

11. If you are unable to improve the audio quality of your BizPhone service, please email bizphonesupport@tpg.com.au with your call notes and test result numbers, and reference this troubleshooting article.

You'll need to plug in your modem and change some settings to get it working with TPG nbn HFC.

1. First, make sure you’ve got a message from us asking you to plug in your nbn modem. We need to get your connection ready on our side before you plug in.

2. Find your phone wall socket and nbn Connection Box (NCB) – you probably already have a modem plugged in from your last internet service. Unplug any old modem from the NCB and power outlet.
   If your NCB is missing, please call us on 1300 023 575.

3. Use the Ethernet cable to connect your modem’s blue Internet port to your NCB's UNI-D1 port or 2.5G port.

   

4. Use the power cable to connect your modem's Power port to a power outlet. Press your modem's Power button to turn it on.

   
5. To connect devices to the WiFi, you'll find the default WiFi name and password on your modem's barcode sticker.
6. If you have extra Ethernet cables, you can connect up to 4 devices to your modem’s yellow Ethernet ports.
   

7. Open your web browser and go to: https://192.168.0.1

8. Log in with the default username "admin" and the default password "admin" on your modem's barcode sticker. If you have custom login details, use those instead.

9. Select Advanced > Network > Internet.

10. Set Internet Connection Type to PPPoE.

11. Enter your TPG username and password.
    Your TPG username can be found in emails from us about your TPG order. If you've forgotten your password, reset your password.

12. Hit Save.

13. If you have a bundled nbn & phone plan: Select IPTV and tick the Enable box. For ISP Profile, select Custom and enter 2 for Internet VLAN ID. For Internet VLAN Priority, enter 0. Tick the box for 8021Q Tag. For IP-Phone VLAN ID and IPTV VLAN ID, enter any random number between 2 and 4049.

14. Hit Save and you're good to go.
    Can't get online? Call us on 1300 997 271 and we'll help you.

1. Restart the handset by disconnecting its power and Ethernet cables for 10 seconds, then reconnect.

2. Ensure that your internet connection is not suffering any issues when audio quality issues are experienced. Select your broadband service from the TPG Support to get troubleshooting guides for TPG broadband connections.

3. Similarly, check if audio quality issues are only occurring when a high-demand function is carried out on your network, such as large file uploads, system updates or content streaming. If possible, schedule these functions to run automatically outside of business hours to avoid impact on your BizPhone service.

4. A common cause for audio quality issues is insufficient throughput to provide consistent audio. To check this, disconnect other devices (e.g. computers, mobile phones etc.) from your network until only your BizPhone handset(s) are connected, then make a test call.

5. If the audio quality was fine while your BizPhone was isolated, begin connecting devices again, one by one. After each device is reconnected, make another test call. If audio quality degrades again, the device that was just reconnected may be exceeding your network's throughput capacity.

6. Run the BizPhone connection test and check the MOS score on the summary page - a score of 4 or lower will most likely result in audio quality issues. Additionally, make a note of the test result number from both the Speed and VoIP tests.

7. Ensure that the SIP ALG setting is disabled in your modem settings by checking the VoIP test results from your BizPhone connection test.
   Note: TPG modems have this setting disabled by default.

8. Consider enabling QOS (Quality of Service) settings in your modem to allot of a portion of your connection bandwidth for VoIP services only. This can greatly reduce the risk of audio quality issues.

9. Whether the issue is constant or intermittent, please take note of affected calls in the following format:
   
   Number Called From:
   Number Called To:
   Time/ Date of Call:
   Issue Experienced:

10. If you suspect a handset has been damaged, please call us on 1300 365 313 (option 3).

11. If you are unable to improve the audio quality of your BizPhone service, please email bizphonesupport@tpg.com.au with your call notes and test result numbers, and reference this troubleshooting article.

You'll need to plug in your modem and change some settings to get it working with TPG nbn FTTP.

1. First, make sure you’ve got a message from us asking you to plug in your nbn modem. We need to get your connection ready on our side before you plug in.

2. Find your nbn Connection Box (NCB) – this is usually installed on the inside of an exterior wall in your home, sometimes in the garage. Unplug any old modem from the nbn Connection Box and power outlet.

3. Use the Ethernet cable to connect your modem's blue Internet port to your NCB's UNI-D1 port.
   The message from us will tell you if you need to use a different UNI-D port.

   

4. Use the power cable to connect your modem's Power port to a power outlet. Press your modem's Power button to turn it on.

   
5. To connect devices to the WiFi, you'll find the default WiFi name and password on your modem's barcode sticker.
6. If you have extra Ethernet cables, you can connect up to 4 devices to your modem’s Ethernet ports.
   

7. Open your web browser and go to: https://192.168.0.1

8. Log in with the default username "admin" and default password "admin" on your modem's barcode sticker. If you have custom login details, use those instead.

9. Select Advanced > Network > Internet.

10. Set Internet Connection Type to PPPoE.

11. Enter your TPG username and password.
    Your TPG username can be found in emails from us about your TPG order. If you've forgotten your password, reset your password.

12. Hit Save and you're good to go.
    Can't get online? Call us on 1300 997 271 and we'll help you.