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VoIP QoS and Performance
Thinking about inline power?
Considerations before you buy powered switches. Continue Reading
Cope with your new users
How you can make sure who's on the line, and help those who should be. Continue Reading
Learn your own setup from auto-QoS
Default values you can use for QoS. Continue Reading
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Troubleshooting VoIP with sniffers
How to troubleshoot by examining the raw data of sniffers. Continue Reading
Check out these free goodies
This tip offers a short description of four free utilities that you can download from Cisco to help in managing VoIP technology. Continue Reading
A case of the jitters
Testing for specific problems affecting VoIP.Continue Reading
Can you reduce signaling delay?
How you can help with apparently slow VoIP call setup.Continue Reading
Gauging user quality perceptions
Users see things differently from meters.Continue Reading
Use a busyout monitor
Keep traffic moving under all conditions.Continue Reading
Watch out for asymmetrical routing
Asymmetrical routing can cause trouble that's tough to diagnose.Continue Reading
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Determine call-quality types
What kinds of call quality should you me measuring?Continue Reading
Hey Mac! What vocoder you got?
Knowing the characteristics of your vocoder can help you to assess call quality accurately.Continue Reading
Dig into packet-loss stats
What they tell you that averages don't.Continue Reading
Manage traffic with NBAR
Why, and what to look out for.Continue Reading
Providing high QoS
Considerations in ensuring that the network's voice quality will be acceptable.Continue Reading