GV quality problems
dysprosi:
I have a similar issue. I have GV as my primary line and have had repeated dropped calls. The call quality is excellent. There is no warning of a drop (no difference in quality before disconnect).
jimates:
dysprosi,
Is the drop random or every time after a certain length call?
most dropped call issues are router related. I had dropped call issues from the start, changed routers and no problems. Other have had dropped call issues and were router related.
stevea:
Quote from: jimates on April 26, 2011, 06:52:21 am
dysprosi,
Is the drop random or every time after a certain length call?
most dropped call issues are router related. I had dropped call issues from the start, changed routers and no problems. Other have had dropped call issues and were router related.
I have only gotten a few dropped calls, but by far the most common symptom is that there are 1 or 2 second long dropouts in the incoming audio. sometimes I get repeated dropouts in the first minutes. sometimes it's only after 5 or 10 minutes that I get one glitch.
This has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with my router, ISP or the OBi. I have the same problem when use googlevoice to dial my PSTN and the other PSTN end (no Obi, no voip on either end) . I considered that my Ohio GV DiD might be the problem, so I created a California DiD. I've seen the same problem, tho' it may be less frequent (unclear).
andrewp:
I can confirm that I also have some quality issues on GV connection. It is occasional dropouts on downstream connection. The Packet Loss Rate stays within 10%-15%.
RonR:
Quote from: andrewp on May 27, 2011, 11:04:12 am
I can confirm that I also have some quality issues on GV connection. It is occasional dropouts on downstream connection. The Packet Loss Rate stays within 10%-15%.
That seems like a lot of packet loss to me (I typically get none).
What kind of packet loss are you seeing when you ping google.com from a DOS box?:
ping -n 100 google.com
(wait for it to finish)
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