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Vonage UPDATE: I found a solution to my issue (see above) from a contributor on the Linksys
UPDATE: I found a solution to my issue (see above) from a contributor on the Linksys forum. It was suggested that the SPI firewall does not have the horsepower to process the volume of packets generated by the Voip and that by disabling it, the problem resolves itself. I disabled my SPI firewall (default this is 'enabled') in the router admin interface and 'viola', my audio chop disappeared. We briefly discussed any security compromises in doing this and I think there is minimal risk given the inherent security provided by NAT along with a good virus protection solution on the client computers. The statement made was that all, but the most diligent hackers would be foiled - and even with it on - the most diligent hackers probably aren't interested in my router. Before disabling the SPI firewall I made sure the 'Prevent WAN ping' checkbox was checked (again, it should be as default) and upon disabling it, I had a third-party attempt to ping my IP (the IP exposed to the internet on the cable-modem) and there was NO response - so it looks like it still appears invisibile even with the SPI firewall disabled. So, to wrap up this verbose entry, my current configuration is: cable modem -> WRT54GX4 -> Vonage/Motorola VT1005V MTA. All is working well - happy! :P
Read The Full Thread: WRT54GX4 and intermittant outages in inbound/outbound voice?
• I tried hooking up a WRT54GX4 in front of my WRTP54G this evening with poor results.
• You have two wireless routers. Have you disabled the wireless on one of them? How
• I disabled the wireless on the WRTP and enabled it on the X4. Performance prior
• Has anything that you haven't mentioned changed? No new 2.4 GHz cordless phone,
• Hi,
I also just added a WRT54GX4 to my network (replacing a functional WRT54G
• I have a WRT54GX4 router too and I have Vonage working pretty well. I put my Vonage
• Yes, disabling the firewall is the solution I ended up using as well.
As to
• It's been mentioned in a couple of other threads... If you wait to answer until
• cool, I will try your suggestions. thanks for responding. i've asked this question
ChasD posted "UPDATE: I found a solution to my issue (see above) from a contributor on the Linksys" on 01/05/2006 |
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