donaldk
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join:2000-10-19
Thunder Bay, ON
| reply to bokamba
Re: Silly backward countries
Vonage should let the VoIP run over port 80 for the connection set up, make it appear like HTTP traffic. Silly that this happens, but the VoIP business is going to have to get a bit creative, (now if a law is passed then there is not much that can be done legally). |
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krazz
join:2004-10-08
New Brunswick, NJ
| just to let everyone know, the problem with telmex customers is that their outbound audio to the people they call or the people that call them is extremely choppy, no matter which port the RTP packets are being sent across. the rtp packets appear to be deprioritized by Telmex, not outright blocked. telmex customers (as of now, at least) are still able to make and recieve calls, the quality is just awful. it was fine up until a few weeks ago, at least according to customer statements. |
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PA23
join:2001-12-12
East Hanover, NJ
| reply to donaldk
said by donaldk  :Vonage should let the VoIP run over port 80 for the connection set up, make it appear like HTTP traffic. Not so easily done. HTTP traffic, yes its port 80, but TCP port 80 while the protocols used for VoIP are UDP. Although UDP uses port numbers as well, the protocol is very different and is easily distinguishable from http port 80 traffic.
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pnh102
Reptiles Are Cuddly And Pretty
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join:2002-05-02
Mount Airy, MD
 ·Comcast
| said by PA23 :Not so easily done. HTTP traffic, yes its port 80, but TCP port 80 while the protocols used for VoIP are UDP. What about using ports 53 like DNS. Doesn't DNS use UDP?
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