[Asterisk-Users] IAX and Jitter problem

[Jason A. Pattie]

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Joe Dennick wrote:
| I'm coming at this thing from an Operational standpoint rather than a
development standpoint.  Viewing your problem from that angle, I wonder
how well your network is performing.  Could you have a cable problem
that the Asterisk server hasn't reported (Layer 1); or perhaps your *
Server is connecting at 100 megabit/half duplex, but the switch is
configured (or auto-detected) 100 megabit/full duplex (Layer 2); or
perhaps you have a bad port on your switch (Layer 1 or 2); or perhaps
there is a mis-typed subnet mask or default gateway somewhere between
the systems that hasn't been caught yet (Layer 3).  Is your Asterisk
server busy doing anything else that's tying up resources?
|
| You also menitoned that you haven't yet found a soft-phone.  X-Lite
(from www.eten.com) works really well on Windows workstations.

And Linux too! (using Wine).  There are a few gotchas that you have to
work around, but other than that, it works perfectly fine.  See my
previous posts about this topic.

Also, I think that should be http://www.xten.com.

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Jason A. Pattie
pattieja at xperienceinc.com
Xperience, Inc. (http://www.xperienceinc.com)
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