Obi202 Quality and Porting to Google Voice?
tpir72:
Hi,
I have two OOMA Hubs that consistently drop calls, become distorted and have a number of echos. Brand new cable modem and brand new router. I want to use the new Obi202.
Both Newegg reviews are not favorable. We have had enough of OOMA. I'm really close to going back to Vonage.
Should I be equally concerned about these reviews?
Also, how can I port my home numbers to Google Voice. They are not cell phones. Is there a work around to do this?
I really don't want to spend another $80 for an Obi202 with the same results.
Any observations are appreciated.
Regards,
Terry
Ostracus:
You may want to do a line quality test first multiple times during the day and average.
tpir72:
How do I do this?
CoalMinerRetired:
Quote from: tpir72 on September 08, 2012, 12:33:25 am
How do I do this?
See here: http://voxilla.com/2012/05/30/megapaths-new-speed-test-plus-is-a-valuable-free-tool-for-voip-users/
tpir72:
OK, here's the test results. Two of the four tests failed the onsistancy check @ an average of 50%.
Download speed
* 14500 Kbps
Upload speed
* 5381 Kbps
D/load COS
* 55 %
U/load COS
* 68 %
Min RTT
* 58 ms
Max RTT
* 66 ms
Avg RTT
* 61 ms
RTT Consistency
* 87 %
Max Delay
* 224 ms
Avg Delay
* 1 ms
Effective Speed
* 16985 Kbps
Route Speed
* - Kbps
Forced Idle
* 50 %
Route Conc
* 1.1
Download test
* s
Upload test
* s
Test
voipqualitytest
Download speed
* 14556 Kbps
Upload speed
* 5476 Kbps
D/load COS
* 62 %
U/load COS
* 44 %
Min RTT
* 56 ms
Max RTT
* 65 ms
Avg RTT
* 60 ms
RTT Consistency
* 86 %
Max Delay
* 195 ms
Avg Delay
* 1 ms
Effective Speed
* 17108 Kbps
Route Speed
* - Kbps
Forced Idle
* 50 %
Route Conc
* 1.1
Download test
* s
Upload test
* s
Test
voipqualitytest
Download speed
* 14793 Kbps
Upload speed
* 4757 Kbps
D/load COS
* 50 %
U/load COS
* 42 %
Min RTT
* 59 ms
Max RTT
* 71 ms
Avg RTT
* 64 ms
RTT Consistency
* 83 %
Max Delay
* 223 ms
Avg Delay
* 1 ms
Effective Speed
* 17922 Kbps
Route Speed
* - Kbps
Forced Idle
* 54 %
Route Conc
* 1.2
Download test
* s
Upload test
* s
Test
Los Angeles
DOWNLOAD SPEED
15.96Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
3.6Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
47ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
5ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
New York
DOWNLOAD SPEED
15.96Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
3.67Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
93ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
3ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a networ
Chicago
DOWNLOAD SPEED
16.95Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
5.2Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
80ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
1ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
San Francsico
DOWNLOAD SPEED
16.61Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
5.22Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
34ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
10ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
Seattle
DOWNLOAD SPEED
13.58Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
4.96Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
46ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
2ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
Dallas
DOWNLOAD SPEED
10.69Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
4.6Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
71ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
2ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
Atlanta
DOWNLOAD SPEED
9.96Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
3.85Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
84ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
2ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
Washington D.C.
DOWNLOAD SPEED
9.72Mbps
Download Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be received by your computer from the Internet.
UPLOAD SPEED
4.18Mbps
Upload Speed: the maximum quantity of information that can be sent by your computer to the Internet.
PACKET LOSS
0%
Packet Loss: occurs when data units, or packets, fail to reach their destination.
LATENCY
96ms
Latency: the time it takes for a packet of data to make a round trip between two designated points.
JITTER
5ms
Jitter: the variation over time of the latency across a network.
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