Media traffic volumes are generally not visible, because they're from
endpoint to endpoint, so unless you've got really detailed monitoring
(which the original poster said they didn't), you're not going to see
traffic between two phones in the same building, or traffic between
buildings that don't
Use about 100k per call for 711u and it will help make the numbers
actually around 88.2k.
I did say round you know! Lol... Things like VAD would drop the
numbers even lower for G.711.
nice and round.
If you are trying to calculate busy hour search for
Erlang on your neare
On Sun, 23 Oct 2005, John Todd wrote:
> The media stats in SIP BYE signalling Bill Woodcock mentioned in his
> message (jitter, packets, loss, latency, etc.) are only available in a few
> end devices at the moment, notably Cisco.
Ah, that's right, I'd forgotten that, sorry. On
Hi,
is there any statistics on aggregated VoIP signaling
bandwidth and aggregated VoIP data bandwidth? eg. if
we monitored there is 2Mbps(average) traffic on VoIP
signaling protocol ports ( including SIP, H.323,
MGCP), how could we estimate average VoIP data
bandwidth?
Joe
As mentioned in pr
Blaine Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...]
> Use about 100k per call for 711u and it will help make the numbers
> nice and round.
It's something like about 80kb/s (each way) for a single G.711 call
over IAX2. Extra channels will take 80kb/s if you're not using
trunking, or 64kb/s if you ar
On Sun, Oct 23, 2005 at 07:28:33AM -0400, Blaine Christian wrote:
>
> Your signaling traffic will be incredibly low compared to your RTP
> streams (especially for G.711u). For G.711u if 2Mbps is your peak
> think somewhere in the range of 10kbps or so (complete SWAG but I
> hope you get th
Your signaling traffic will be incredibly low compared to your RTP
streams (especially for G.711u). For G.711u if 2Mbps is your peak
think somewhere in the range of 10kbps or so (complete SWAG but I
hope you get the picture).
Use about 100k per call for 711u and it will help make the num
> is there any statistics on aggregated VoIP signaling
> bandwidth and aggregated VoIP data bandwidth? eg. if
> we monitored there is 2Mbps(average) traffic on VoIP
> signaling protocol ports ( including SIP, H.323,
> MGCP), how could we estimate average VoIP data
> bandwid
Hi,
is there any statistics on aggregated VoIP signaling
bandwidth and aggregated VoIP data bandwidth? eg. if
we monitored there is 2Mbps(average) traffic on VoIP
signaling protocol ports ( including SIP, H.323,
MGCP), how could we estimate average VoIP data
bandwidth?
Joe
