Comcast Users

[GOODY]

I tried within 1 min because the last # I created took seconds. Ok now I know about the time frame. Thanks!

[VOIPoTim]

I tried within 1 min because the last # I created took seconds. Ok now I know about the time frame. Thanks!

Yeah sometimes it's quick, sometimes it'll take a bit longer depending on what all is pending/queued up.

[GatorCRose]

Hey guys i need a little Help please
I bought my Voipo adatper to day and plugged it into my phone and my router it does not work. Also a comcast user

HELP

[VOIPoTim]

Hey guys i need a little Help please
I bought my Voipo adatper to day and plugged it into my phone and my router it does not work. Also a comcast user

HELP

This likely is not a comcast issue. I have someone looking at your account and it looks like something wasn't done on our end when you got it. VOIPoBrandon is going to fix it and will PM you in a few minutes.

[GatorCRose]

Ahh okay
Thanks Again Tim

[VOIPoTim]

Ahh okay
Thanks Again Tim

Hey Chris,

You can also give our office a call tonight if you want and ask for Brandon. Should be in for at least a few more hours...

281-617-2000

[gbh2o]

you're mixing two different things. VOIP does not use TCP, so comcast's forged RST packets are not germane (they use those to hose P2P users). What has been speculated here is that they are (deliberately or otherwise) corrupting various SIP packets. Why this affects some and not others, we don't know.

I had earlier suggested doing a TCP implementation to get around some of these problems. VoIP _CAN_ be used for VoIP. It is so far rare. There have been many the have analyzed the degree of difficulty and trade-offs vs benefits. Results, a bit of a toss up I think. TCP definitely can work as some demonstrations have shown and even can have some benefits, [waffle here] depending on the situation.

[GatorCRose]

I got this issue Fixed
It was User error
I had custom Dns settings set up that
is why my adapter would not work