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Vonage 10 second ramp-up time for the transmitter? Maybe when it first powers up, but
10 second ramp-up time for the transmitter? Maybe when it first powers up, but not everytime it starts to transmit.
The thing to keep in mind here is that Voip is not like POTS. It rides on the existing network link. If your modem is locked on the carrier (i.e. all lights are lit on the modem), your transmitter is already up and running and is constantly passing data back and forth just to stay in the network. Actually It has to be to even gain access to the network. So I don't think that there is any "spin up" time when a call is being made. The carrier frequency is already established.
It is something else, as you mentioned it has pretty much got to be at the DW NOC.
I also don't think it is an issue of overutalization of the satellite. While this very well may be the practice of DW, my uplink and downlink datarates are way beyond the minimum required for Voip.
In talking with some Cisco certified VIOP folks I work with, they seem pretty sure that the problem lies in the initiation of the outbound routing. That would explain the problem only showing up when I make a call, not when I receive it. They seem to think that there is either no Quality of Service (QoS) enabled on the voice gateway or it is intentionally being throttled on outbound calls.
I guess it is logical that the outbound call routing would be different in the Network Operations Control center than the inbound. With outbound calls, the link has to be established at DirecWay, whereas on an inbound, the link is already initiated when it gets to the Voip gateway at DirecWay. So it looks like the problem is in the outbound call routing initialization path.
Any of you network gurus feel free to pick it up and run with it at any point. I am getting outside of what I understand.
M@
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• It might be a defect in the gateway between Vonage's VoIP network and the POTS telephone
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