Comment Its a problem In canada (Score 1) 388
Manufactors of hardware ATA's and phones are going to have to hurry up and start adapting some of the open technologies. On laggy connections GSM and iLBC seem to be the only thing that keep the call smooth during peek hours.
Sipura seem to have no plans..
Snom looks like they are implementing it soon, maybe waiting to implement it properly (LINUX inside)
I have not hear anythng from the cisco world?!
We are a business that have a few providers and we have outtages where calls do not come in for 15-30 mins in the day. and its some ware inbetween where the problem is arrising. Only thing we can do is send as detailed info as we can to our providers. We hear our providers are trying to use there weight to solve this problem cause the DID providers don't care.
On dialing out we get moment whre a call does not go through and we learned the only way to prove it to the providers that provider for the VOIP providers we buy our mins from is to send proper info.
here is what I am told .
If you can not dial out you have to make clear to your support that you where dialing the number at exactly this time so they can go trace it in there switch. You have to do this as soon as you knotice the problem. It will give your VOIP provider support team more gusto when they call up places like Global Telecom when they are raving mad.
I hear through the great vine that peoples who work for places like global telecom are plain ignorent to the fact there is a problem and that there is plenty of bandwidth they are just restricting it just because.
Why are they restricting the bandwidth.!!!
My 2 cents..
Sipura seem to have no plans..
Snom looks like they are implementing it soon, maybe waiting to implement it properly (LINUX inside)
I have not hear anythng from the cisco world?!
We are a business that have a few providers and we have outtages where calls do not come in for 15-30 mins in the day. and its some ware inbetween where the problem is arrising. Only thing we can do is send as detailed info as we can to our providers. We hear our providers are trying to use there weight to solve this problem cause the DID providers don't care.
On dialing out we get moment whre a call does not go through and we learned the only way to prove it to the providers that provider for the VOIP providers we buy our mins from is to send proper info.
here is what I am told
If you can not dial out you have to make clear to your support that you where dialing the number at exactly this time so they can go trace it in there switch. You have to do this as soon as you knotice the problem. It will give your VOIP provider support team more gusto when they call up places like Global Telecom when they are raving mad.
I hear through the great vine that peoples who work for places like global telecom are plain ignorent to the fact there is a problem and that there is plenty of bandwidth they are just restricting it just because.
Why are they restricting the bandwidth.!!!
My 2 cents..
