What type of ATA's are your clients using? I had a similar problem with
not seeing the call setup for 10 seconds on my * server after the number
was dialed. I visited the IRC channel and a TomL promptly gave me some
advise that allowed me to correct the issue. I am using a PAP2-NA and
TomL said he had a similar problem on his Sipura ATA which only makes
sense because Linksys licensed their SIP technology from Sipura. He said
I needed to change the setting called "Inter" something which I can't
recall, I just went to each page and did a search for Inter until I
found some boxes which had an adjustable time. On the PAP2-NA you must
go through the Admin Login ----> Advanced Settings -----> Regional and
change the field to Interdigit Long Timer. On the PAP2-NA as well as the
Sipura model (according to TomL) the default setting is 10 seconds. I
changed mine to 2.7 seconds which seems to be a very reasonable time
frame to wait for the last digit of a call to begin. There is another
field called Interdigit Short Timer does anyone know what this field
controls?
Thanks
Jamie Fargen
James Taylor wrote:
Sounds fishy to me too.
I just checked a RR connection in Houston and didn't have this problem.
"YOU" have no trouble "seeing" what is going on, you know what is
happening!
Proving it may be a little more difficult.
The FCC has already fined some ISP's for tinkering with other VOIP
providers packets.
Why don't you try a connection entirely on their network - between two
RR customers.
If it works instantly, then you've found both the problem and a solution:
Subscribe to the RR hi-speed service, put another NIC in your box,
point all of the RR customers to the new IP address. Keep it all on
their bandwidth.
Now you have time to document and fight it out.
James
On Wed, 6 Apr 2005 18:24:42 -0400, Jason Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am having the strangest problem. I have customers who have
bellsouth dsl,
sprint dsl, adelphia cable, and roadrunner.
My customers with bell dsl, sprint dsl, and adelphia cable dial a
number,
and they connect in no time.
My customers who have roadrunner take 10-15 seconds for the packets
to even
hit my network. ALL of them. Not just a couple. ALL of them.
I even went so far as to go out to a customer's house with my laptop and
protocol analyzer. This guy also has a vonage phone. His vonage call
went
right out from his router and connected in no time. Made a call from
my ATA,
it took 12 seconds for the packets to even reach my * box.
Now I hear from a friend that Vonage actually supplies roadrunner's VOIP
service. Is this true? Can anyone verify this?
Something is really fishy.
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