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On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 09:55:19AM +0000, Rob Beard wrote: > I had a Vonage router (Linksys box) a while ago when I was with Vonage > and the quality was fine. I had it connected to the ADSL router and > then everything else connected to the Vonage box as the Vonage box was > providing QoS. However I canceled that service a while ago. I then > recently re-signed up with Vonage and got one of their little D-Link > VoIP adaptors. Unfortanately the quality of that was very poor. It > didn't have QoS and my ADSL router hasn't got it either. So I wonder if > changing the router (even if you can borrow one with QoS) might help? Ah... I have Qos on my linksys router but cannot point it at the Dlink ATA box. I can amend QoS settings but only for FTP HTTP Telnet SMTP POP3 and three specific ports So have activated QoS and set all to low, ie presumably everything else will have high priority.... Will therefore try straight VoIP using Gradwell as supplier and see if I can get better quality. > > Other than that, I believe that IPCop has an addon available for QoS. > If you have an old machine kicking around you could possibly try that > (connect the IPCop box to your router and then everything else into the > IPCop box via a switch). > Hmm, that might be an idea. Will see if I can pick up a network card when I am next in town and see if I can do something. Tks -- Henry Photocopies or faxes of my signature are not binding. This email has been signed with an electronic signature in accordance with subsection 7(3) of the Electronic Communications Act 2000. Digital Key Signature: GPG RSA 0xFB447AA1 Tue Dec 23 11:18:12 GMT 2008
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