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Vonage jpd,
limmerguy hit it right on the head. Your approach would certainly be
jpd,
limmerguy hit it right on the head. Your approach would certainly be fun if you've got deep pockets, but that's an expensive fix for something that your ISP should be responsible for. And as far as the VoIP traffic is concerned, all you're doing in that scenario is basically changing ISPs. As limmerguy pointed out, you've got to bind your VoIP traffic to one connection or the other, not both. So the real answer lies in figuring out what's up with your service, or ditching your ISP for someone with more stable performance.
Your results are below the norm for ADSL. There are plenty of people here getting good results with your bandwidth or less. Cable is a bigger pipe, but typically not quite as stable...however, in your case, cable is much more stable than what you're getting.
If it helps, here's what I get over Comcast cable in Nashville (4/384):
MOS Analysis FROM Boston To You
Media Quality MOS 4.4 / 5.0
(Best with G.711 is 4.4)
Degradation Sources
Codec 0.58 100.0%
Latency 0.00 0.0%
Packet Discards 0.00 0.0%
Packet Loss 0.00 0.0%
Codec G.711 (PCM at 64kbps, 20ms RTP payload, 80kbps IP BW)
Round-Trip Latency 130 ms
Packet Discards 0.0%
Packet Loss 0.0%
Loss Periods Min: 0 ms
Avg: 0 ms
Max: 0 ms
No Loss
Jitter Min: 4 ms
Avg: 6 ms
Max: 20 ms
Signaling Quality Post-Pickup Delay 102 ms
Call Setup Time 105 ms
Media Delay 133 ms
If you've got friends or family in your area on your ADSL, I'd ask them to run the speed test and send you the results for comparison. Sometimes two people in different neighborhoods with the same ISP can get totally different results. Maybe your provider has some flaky equipment at your CO or some funky routing...or maybe you have a frayed line at the junction box...you never know. But based on those results, something has to be wrong somewhere...those results seem way out of spec.
Read The Full Thread: Dual WAN Router and Vonage
• I have been experiencing high packet loss and latency as well as high packet discards
• a dual wan router and connection won't solve your packet loss and latency problems.
• limmerguy,
Thanks for the info. Yes the Moto box is ahead of my network.
(ADSL
• Thanks for the help ToddlerTN. I think I'm getting the picture. It is likely an
• Well now I understand your predicament and why you went down the path you started
• Check out HotBrick.com
• I keep seeing people that trust TESTYOURVOIP.COM
Why do you all believe
• UPDATE 30Mar05:
As of last week I changed my ADSL from the home 2560/512 to
• Care to share how you setup your Xincom to handle Vonage?
ToddlerTN posted "jpd,
limmerguy hit it right on the head. Your approach would certainly be" on 03/06/2005 |
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