For long distance calls, the campus (whether VoIP or POTS) uses Veracity
now, but the internal setup is controlled by the univeristy IT office.

On 4/22/06, Chris Carey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On 4/22/06, Jared Bellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > VoIP over the Internet may be of lower quality due to lost packets, but
> in a
> > setup such as iProvo's, I'd have to wonder why there would be lost
> packets.
> > They have fiber interconnects with the callmanger (PBX) located on the
> same
> > network. Granted, I'm not familiar with iProvo's setup, but I have to
> assume
> > that they have done it correctly. BYU has been using VoIP for it's
> phones
> > for 3 years now. I've used the phones on the setup since the testing
> phase
> > and while there were problems with quality during testing (due to low
> > bandwidth network connection and lack of priority routing of VoIP
> packets)
> > it has not been a problem since VoIP was fully implemented (bandwidth of
> > network connection increased and priority routing implemented). I think
> > iProvo would have a similar setup in place.
>
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but AFAIK the VOIP phones on BYU campus use
> Veracity as their service provider.
>
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