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  • 21st November 2000 at 11:41 #33124
    Fem Osiyemi
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    I am new to VoIP but I have been using routers for about a year and I have got a CCNA.

    Could anyone point me to a good URL or books that offer practical on the job examples as I have been asked to build a VoIP test bed by my boss and do not know where to start.

    Thanks

    8th December 2000 at 03:11 #33125
    Jade Clayton
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    http://www.cisco.com has many config examples for routers – and the software required for different scenarios.

    enter a search at the site…..

    20th December 2000 at 06:00 #33126
    Bhaskar Singh Negi
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    Where can I know most about the
    VoIP technology. I want to learn
    it from the start.

    20th December 2000 at 08:06 #33127
    Jade Clayton
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    Again,
    http://cisco.com/pcgi-bin/Support/PSP/psp_view.pl?p=Internetworking:VoX:VoIP

    http://cisco.com/warp/public/cc/pd/ga/voicega/7750/

    21st December 2000 at 23:29 #33128
    Voip-Calculator.com
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    Try our new Web site at:

    http://www.voip-calculator.com

    It aims to publish practical hands on information for analysts and engineers involved in VoIP deployment.

    It also contains free online VoIP bandwidth calculators.

    22nd December 2000 at 05:44 #33129
    Jade Clayton
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    There are still two different camps in VOIP technology. The most advanced is Cisco Systems AVVID, which combines voice video and data. If you would like to become technically savvy on this technology, the best place to start would be to learn 802.3 Ethernet as well as IP classless addressing. VOIP is only an application that runs on these types of networks.

    Good Luck, and again there are many learning resources on these technologies on http://www.cisco.com. Most of what I have learned has been through there.

    There are also some good books from McGraw-Hill on Telecom.

    I have now deployed 11 IP Telephony PBXs with VOIP toll bypass over T1 and Frame Relay.

    26th December 2000 at 17:04 #33130
    Rommel
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    VoIP encompasses a lot of different camps:
    H.323 is the most widely deployed VoIP technology.

    IPDC/SGCP/MGCP/H.248- All based on the premise of dumb endpoints and intelligent call control. IPDC and SGCP merged and became MGCP which is an IETF draft. H.248 is the ITU variant of MGCP also known as Megacop

    SIP- IETF draft based on intelligent endpoints.

    You can go to http://www.ietf.org to read up on SIP and MGCP. If you have access to ITU documents read H.323, H.225, H.245 for H.323 based networks. H.248 + the annexes for Megacop networks.

    There are many good books out there if you are just starting out Cisco has one called introduction to VoIP.

    3rd January 2001 at 01:02 #33131
    Paulo de Arruda Borelli
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    If you need to know the best technology for VoIP, including VoIP Clearinghouses, Bandwidth savings, Roaming over IP networks, soft-switch, central administration for everything on VoIP, go to http://www.clarent.com. Clarent is one of the VoIP market leaders in the world. You will find the most scalable and flexible solution, together with a state-of-the-art solution.

    4th January 2001 at 17:17 #33132
    Rommel
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    What is Roaming over IP networks? Also when you say soft switch, what do you mean? Is this MGCP based technology? If so, which version(s)?

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