Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP

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#1712 - 08/15/06 11:05 PM Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP [Re: R3PIOV]
Dave M Registered: 08/15/06 Posts: 5	IPSEC is only the security blanket used for the VPN that you are travelling through. VOIP packets (yes UDP on RTP) are never resent. It would not make sense to resend voice packets as the delay could be unreal. It occurs to me that you may be experiencing a nasty amount of jitter Dave M
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Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Anonymous	08/15/06 09:44 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Pete Ness	08/15/06 10:06 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Anonymous	08/15/06 10:07 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Pete Ness	08/15/06 10:11 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	R3PIOV	08/15/06 10:29 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Dave M	08/15/06 11:05 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Dave M	08/15/06 11:21 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	R3PIOV	08/15/06 11:40 PM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Dave M	08/16/06 12:32 AM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	R3PIOV	08/16/06 03:19 AM
Re: Understanding packet loss and it's impact on VOIP	Dave M	08/15/06 10:53 PM