VoIP Bandwidth
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Something tells me that they give out 4.4 a little too liberally.
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@scottalanmiller said in VoIP Bandwidth:
Something tells me that they give out 4.4 a little too liberally.
Yeah. I'm suspicious of that as well.
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I'll try it at home. That DSL can't handle a VoIP call at all.
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4.3 using AT&T Data Network.
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Not enough variability imo
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Got the same as everyone else as a result. Fiber 80/80
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"Could not connect to any available server. Please try again later." Armstrong Cable here, but I wonder if the Sophos is getting in the way again (IT who care don't saddle someone with Sophos.)
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Lmao! Yep, same 4.4 on 1Gbps fibre at home. Seems suspicious now.
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Just got 4.4 from a dedicated 150/150 fiber circuit.
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Has anyone NOT gotten 4.4?
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@scottalanmiller said in VoIP Bandwidth:
@coliver said in VoIP Bandwidth:
I got 4.4
Sorry it didn't reply like I thought it would. @black3dynamite got a 4.3.
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I got a 4.3 at the office
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On Verizon wireless without WiFi I got 4.2
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http://voiptest.8x8.com/ - requires Java Reminds me of a tool Altigen had for measuring quality. I got 4.2 with it.
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@eddiejennings said in VoIP Bandwidth:
http://voiptest.8x8.com/ - requires Java Reminds me of a tool Altigen had for measuring quality. I got 4.2 with it.
Java? What a joke. What decade is that junk from?
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@scottalanmiller said in VoIP Bandwidth:
@eddiejennings said in VoIP Bandwidth:
http://voiptest.8x8.com/ - requires Java Reminds me of a tool Altigen had for measuring quality. I got 4.2 with it.
Java? What a joke. What decade is that junk from?
Well, it's something Altigen used, so early 2000s maybe? :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_winking_eye:
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I don't believe the test from sourceforge.net anymore, it says the DSL at my "office" (parent's house) got a 4.3. I know it's not that good.
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@scottalanmiller said in VoIP Bandwidth:
@eddiejennings said in VoIP Bandwidth:
http://voiptest.8x8.com/ - requires Java Reminds me of a tool Altigen had for measuring quality. I got 4.2 with it.
Java? What a joke. What decade is that junk from?
Pingtest.net used Java, i assume that is why it died.
