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Sounds like your problem is the reverse of what we have in Mexico... We can hear the incoming, but our outgoing packets are being lost...

I think that I will set up my Vonage box, via a PIC and Si ...

Whatever is happening, it also causes problems in getting onto my VPN in the US... The packet loss is effecting UDP packets only and IPSEC uses UDP and some of the same ports as VoIP (I think)... I ...

While I know that there are a lot of people in Mexico that are quite proficient at IT, I still think that selectively slowing packets is not a trivial action. If I were going to block VoIP from down ...

I still don't see how Telmex could be blocking the VoIP on a part time basis... The problem seems to effect UDP packets rather than TCP/IP - probably due to the fact that UDP has no error correction. ...

I see that the concensus is that Telmex is port blocking to disrupt VoIP users. While I am not very technically up on the VoIP protocols, it would seem that Telmex could more easily block the VoIP pro ...

I originally thought that Telmex was blocking ports, but have changed my mind over the last few days... During early morning hours and weekend, I have gotten calls through - The ports are not blocked ...