On 25/07/2008, at 4:26 PM, Marghanita da Cruz wrote:
I agree your VoIP adapter seems to be where the culprit. My
knowledge is limited in this area, but may give you some clues on
where to look.
Your adapter may be assigning dedicated bandwidth to your voice
calls to ensure real time quality of service. This is because
theoretically data isn't fussy about how long it takes to transfer.
Ideally this should happen dynamically ie when you are using your
phone the capacity is assigned to the voice channel at other times
the data can use up all the bandwidth.
The symptoms are similar to mtr problems, which can be cause by icmp
error code blocking.
try plugging the adaptor back in, and lowing the mtr of your pc.
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