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Of course it is all speculation at this point, but here:

http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic4133.html

OK, thanks.

I am not using the Linksys high gain antenna, so that's probably where we got confused. I am using a much higher gain antenna than that.

Well, that confirms it. My friend in Mexico just got back in town and I had him run the VoIP test and it confirmed the problem. Looks like TelMex has reduced upload speeds to the point that VoIP won ...

Thanks. I can't find anything that specifically says that unit has the R-SMA connector. I guess you are assuming that since Linksys sells two different antennae, and it's not RP-TNC, that it must be ...

SMA or RP-SMA? Reverse Polarity I would assume....

Does anyone know what type of antenna connector is on the Linksys WRT54GP2? I sent a 9dBi high-gain Omni antenna with RP-TNC connector to a friend in Mexico and he is telling me it does not fit. I a ...

There's your problem. Your packet loss and jitter are so extremely high that there's absolutely no way you would be able to use VoIP services on that broadband connection.

Looks like you need to c ...

FYI, there is another thread about the problems in Mexico.

http://www.vonage-forum.com/ftopic4133.html

If it says you should take the Pony Express, then that is definately your problem. You (for whatever reason) do not have sufficient bandwidth to make VoIP calls. I suspect this is something TelMex o ...

Almost forgot, the testyourvoip tests are not based purely on bandwidth speeds, but on things that can adversly affect VoIP calls. Things that can make use of VoIP virtually impossible like latency, ...