Maybe this time you can see it
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> Hello,
>
> We are using Cisco 3640 and Alcatel 4200E PBX and want to implemen
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URL to help you config your pri for qsig
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> Hello,
>
> We are using Cisco 3640 and Alcatel 4200E PBX and want to implement VoIP,
> PBX is accepting QSIG signals and router is giving CCS sig
Hi MJ,
Here is my Network flow
we have 3 branches in 3 different countries.
Between these branches we have 512 KB lease line for data. branch 1 we have
Cisco 3640 router and T1 card
and Nortel PBX , branch 2 we have Cisco 3640 router and E1 card and Nortal
PBX, branch 3 we have Cisco 3640 and E1
Ranga,
Can you tell me how you have implemented VoIP, I mean I would like to
understand your network flow. I am in coming week is going to put VoIP. We
have Toshiba digital EPABX and I am going to use FXO and FXS cards.
Your suggestion would be really useful.
Mukul
""Ranga"" wrote in message
Hello,
We are using Cisco 3640 and Alcatel 4200E PBX and want to implement VoIP,
PBX is accepting QSIG signals and router is giving CCS signals, how can i
change settings in the router so that it can give Qsig signals.
thank you
Ranga
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> MJ
>
> here a table with some bandwidth figure for your traffic, as the others
> state 150ms is about the max delay after that then you can't guarantee
> quality. One major things to look for would be your qos on t
Thanks this will be really useful
Mukul
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> Integrating Voice and Data Networks
> Scott Keagy
> Cisco Press
> Published October 2000
> ISBN 1578701961
>
>
> MJ wrote:
> >
> > Thanks Sasa,
> >
> > Well this will h
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Integrating Voice and Data Networks
Scott Keagy
Cisco Press
Published October 2000
ISBN 1578701961
MJ wrote:
>
> Thanks Sasa,
>
> Well this will help me to calculate. Where you got all these stats ? are
> they in the same book that you have reffered, can u tell me the Author and
> pu
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> Dear Patrick,
> Can you send me the below table in Excel or some othe format.
> This was messed up when I printed the same.
>
> Thanks
>
> Mukul
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Dear Patrick,
Can you send me the below table in Excel or some othe format.
This was messed up when I printed the same.
Thanks
Mukul
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> MJ
>
> here a table with some bandwidth figure for your traffic, as the others
MJ
here a table with some bandwidth figure for your traffic, as the others
state 150ms is about the max delay after that then you can't guarantee
quality. One major things to look for would be your qos on the local tail,
read up on CBWFQ techniques they should help prioritise your voip traffic
r
Thanks Sasa,
Well this will help me to calculate. Where you got all these stats ? are
they in the same book that you have reffered, can u tell me the Author and
publication also.
Can we have RTP compression at 2 Internet routers if they are connected Via
Internet ?
Moreover normally delay is 500
Mukul,
usually, one voice packet is 20 bytes. Add to that 40 bytes for
RTP+UDP+IP headers. So, for 8 Kbps voice stream, you would have
to add 16 Kbps for overhead. That is total 24 Kbps. RTP header
compression could shrink that to 11-12 Kbps, but it is possible
to use it only on PtoP links, betwe
Dear thomas,
I understand that for very good quality the delay should not be more
then 150 msec. But for Internet based Leased lines and that too
spaneed across the different countries, the above figures are not
just possible specially in Asian region.
I have seen people having VoIP on msec 5
I am also interesting in implementing VoIP. Based on what I read so far:
- Delay should be less then 150ms
- Implement Traffic Shaping for Voice (VoIP or VoFR)
Thomas N.
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> Dear All,
>
> I am planning to implement VoIP betwe
Dear All,
I am planning to implement VoIP between our different office located in
different country.
All our offices have leased line to Internet normally either of 64K or 128K.
I have 2x64 Leased lines coming from different ISP's.
Can you suggest me.
1. What should be avg. Ping in msec between
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