What exactly are you looking for? Configurations for VoIP or for satellite
comm?
Thanks.
-Scott
"Amit Gupta" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi All,
>
> Help needed on the prerequisites in the form of IOS
> for configuring VoIP over an Intern
You only need IP Plus Feature to support VoIP capabilities.
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Hi Amit,
First the requirement to do VoIP is to have 150ms delay end-to-end. Delay
upto 300ms is allowed as long as both sides realize that there is going to
be some delay.
Out of the 150ms, 50-75ms is taken up for router processing. So you have
another 75ms to 100ms for sending data from one
If your question is "Can I do VOIP over a satellite
link?" I would think that one could not. The latency
is so high that it would have to be an issue.
If someone is doing it I'd be very interested in the
configurations. It would really help a number of
companies that I know.
--- Ricardo Ciganda
Strange ! but I replied to this twice now, but still don't see it on the NG.
Why so
Did anyone else get my earlier posts?
"Robert Padjen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> If your question is "Can I do VOIP over a satellite
> link?" I would think
Hi Amit,
Yes, you need to have a minimum IOS version 11.3 or higher at both the sides
with IPSEC feature in it.
Some times i have found problems in having a differant IOS version at both
ends, and this is what cisco also recommends.
Rajeev
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