WiFi Calling on Araknis Routers

WiFi Calling on Araknis Routers

110 & 310 routers

To enable WiFi calling, IPSec passthrough on the router's Firewall settings should be enabled.



300 series router
IPSEC passthrough is not a configurable option but wifi calling appears to work so assumption is that it is default "on" in the background

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