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Once they switch to euros the Brits will have to find
something else to complain about :-)

Mark

Sure sounds like a problem with one/some of Vonage's gateways to/from the pstn.

Mark

Even with your Vonage adapter on a DMZ, the Smoothwall machine would still need to do NAT. You'd end up with a double-NAT situation (Smoothwall and your router) which I personally don't like, althoug ...

By your definition then, VoIP will _never_ be ready for mainstream.

With almost all applications, new protocols are developed, then adopted by more users which in turn clogs the "pipes" which ISPs ...

I'll try some speed test tonight when I get home, along with more "duplex" testing.

3M down 678Kb up dsl has shown great variability in the past between different testing times-of-day.

Was on a ...

TWC packet shaping in NYC makes me thinks VoIP is far from ready to go mainstream yet. At least not til Docsis 3.0 / ADSL2+ / FiOS become more common.

TWC packet shaping does not mean VoIP is inher ...

It may be my imagination but...

It seems as if calls placed/recieved with Vonage are only half-duplex. For those of you not familiar with the term, it means traffic (ie voice) can only pass one di ...

What else are you running on your network that sends data out to the Internet? Bittorrent is us usual suspect.

Mark

A picture without Manufacturer and model doesn't do much good.

How do the analog jacks from the Vonage adapter get connected to this module?

Is the module wired T568A or B?

Mark

General solution for any and all VWR problems:

Tools required: minimum 6lb sledge hammer...

Mark

PS - also works as a good way to configure new units