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Vonage I've searched the forum and found only conjecture and hard work in several attempts
I've searched the forum and found only conjecture and hard work in several attempts to tackle this difficult problem. It is strange, indeed, that a full duplex packet transfer would initialize the call and then fail to send the remaining packets. This is not a packet loss of a few packets, it is the cessation of all outgoing packets. Here is the answer to the first anticipated question:
DSLReports
There is nothing wrong with my bandwidth here. As other testing shows a normal operating computing environment. I have to conclude that there is a strange bug, yet undiscovered in either our ISP's, Vonage itself, our computing environment, or even our phone adapters (ATA). I don't know how to go about separating these four so that the source of this intermittent problem can be narrowed down to one device. I have noticed that the particular type of ATA does not matter, they all have demonstrated this unusual behavior at one time or another. Therefore, the ATA's are eliminated, or they all have a common flaw causing a failure to construct and transmit the digitized voice packets. Intermittent problems are the worst. You either have to wait for a failure, or try to encourage it by heating and cooling the suspected unit until it fails, if it fails.
A strange problem, indeed, and one that will take more than just our feeble attempts to track down. I would like to eliminate Vonage as the source first, ISP's second in conjunction with our respective computers and the ATA's. It would be of great assistance if the Vonage Engineering department took on the problem.
Any suggestions out there? Has anybody come to a solid conclusion as to the cause of this? No conjecture please, just the facts. This problem won't soon be resolved. Perhaps it's just as reebok put it, "Could just be a hiccup in the system". Thanks all.
Mike
Read The Full Thread: Voice Is Not Received At Called Party. - Problem Solved
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mbhn5204 posted "I've searched the forum and found only conjecture and hard work in several attempts" on 04/03/2005 |
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