| Publisher | Avaya | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Date added | 07 Feb 2001 | |
| Topics | VoIP - IP Telephony, Packetized Voice, Monitoring Systems, Quality of Service, IP Technologies | ||
| Downloads | 755 | ||
This document contains minimum basic network requirements to ensure good voice quality when using Avaya IP products and solutions. No document can satisfy the detailed needs of every network, and therefore this paper serves only as a starting point. The first section provides a short list of networking factors, with explanations of those factors on the following pages. Use this section as a checklist to determine if your network meets the minimum requirements for implementing Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) with acceptable quality. The second section contains networking basics for those who havenÂ’t been exposed to networking. It also explains why VoIP applications often yield poor results on data networks that typically run well.
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