At my house in london, I've got a cisco 837 which works great. Currently, I'm living in New York and like to use skype to talk to people in the london house. Now, often when i talk to them, the voice data I receive from them goes a bit weird before the call drops. Sometimes this happens straight away, sometimes never. Usually it happens within 5 minutes. On the skype diagnostic information I get here, it says that the UDP quality is 'Bad' at the remote end.
I have no isses when using skypeout here in NY to talk to other landlines, so I'm thinking it's not a problem here.
My theory is that the firewall on the 837 firewall is basically dropping some of the udp packets for whatever reason before dropping the connection alltogether. Initially, i had a whole bunch of ip inspect rules set up, but I removed these and replaced them with:
These lines are necessary for the internet and ping to work from within the london house. However i still get the same problem. Any ideas?
I have no isses when using skypeout here in NY to talk to other landlines, so I'm thinking it's not a problem here.
My theory is that the firewall on the 837 firewall is basically dropping some of the udp packets for whatever reason before dropping the connection alltogether. Initially, i had a whole bunch of ip inspect rules set up, but I removed these and replaced them with:
Code:
ip inspect tcp
ip inspect udp
ip inspect icmp
These lines are necessary for the internet and ping to work from within the london house. However i still get the same problem. Any ideas?