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evilghost

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Springville, AL
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February 21st, @09:51AM

reply to BuzzDar
Re: Sounds Like a Good Idea TO Me

said by BuzzDar See Profile :

Sounds like a good idea to me But question is does it really work.
I use their UMA service with a Nokia 6086, and yes, it really works. Call audio fidelity over VOIP is similar to that of land-line and is superior to cellular. Traffic utilization is minimal around 30 to 40 Kbps. VOIP traffic appears to be routed over an IPSEC VPN tunnel.

I use QoS to give the UMA service the highest priority to ensure there is no jitter.

I am seriously considering their Talk@Home service.

rupa
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join:2006-06-21
Dallas, TX

I'd just on it right away if they offered the fancy call routing features callvantage offers. Call 1 number and get all cell phones on the family plan to ring at once. Until then, no go.

I'd use grandjunction but I'd have to control outgoing CID to be the grand junction # otherwise people just return the phone call on the cell # and then I don't get the house phone to ring...


TK Junk Mail
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reply to evilghost
said by evilghost See Profile :

said by BuzzDar See Profile :

Sounds like a good idea to me But question is does it really work.
I use their UMA service with a Nokia 6086, and yes, it really works. Call audio fidelity over VOIP is similar to that of land-line and is superior to cellular. Traffic utilization is minimal around 30 to 40 Kbps. VOIP traffic appears to be routed over an IPSEC VPN tunnel.

I use QoS to give the UMA service the highest priority to ensure there is no jitter.

I am seriously considering their Talk@Home service.
It sure looks like a good deal. Now if Verizon only offered something similar. But since it would cannibalize their landline business, I doubt they will offer it soon.
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xrobertcmx
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Sterling, VA
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reply to evilghost
Are you using their Linksys or Dlink router?
I have the 6086, I bought it because I have no coverage in my new house, and cell phone coverage wasn't really a consideration when buying.
But I've never been able to get the phone to hold a conection with any router I've tried. That includes a WRT54GX2, my current Buffalo WZR2-G300N, and the Verizon Provided Actiontec. I've spent hours on the phone with T-Mobile and keep getting the same exact run around, and I've had the handset replaced once, and even bought the Samsung only to return it.
On the otherhand my Viatalk service is working wonderfully now that I have FIOS.
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evilghost

join:2003-11-22
Springville, AL
·Windstream

said by xrobertcmx See Profile :

Are you using their Linksys or Dlink router?
I have the 6086, I bought it because I have no coverage in my new house, and cell phone coverage wasn't really a consideration when buying.
But I've never been able to get the phone to hold a conection with any router I've tried. That includes a WRT54GX2, my current Buffalo WZR2-G300N, and the Verizon Provided Actiontec. I've spent hours on the phone with T-Mobile and keep getting the same exact run around, and I've had the handset replaced once, and even bought the Samsung only to return it.
On the otherhand my Viatalk service is working wonderfully now that I have FIOS.
I am using Tomato GNU/Linux 1.16 on a Buffalo WHR-G54S with QoS configured to always prio the phones. I created a DHCP lease reservation based on MAC so both phones (wife's and mine) are configured with the same IANA reserved address.

I eventually disabled wireless on the WHR-G54S due to sporadic reboot as a result of specific wireless behavior and a buggy wl.o drive. I am now using WAP54G as an AP which connects to the WHR-G54S.

xrobertcmx
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Thank you, I've never looked at Tomato. I have DD-WRT on an old WRT54G in my upstairs office, I use it as a bridge.
I had the Buffalo reserve an address for the phone, and though I had QOS set up right. Maybe it is time for me to sit down and play with this again. I just got tired of the error codes.
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