Re: Enterprise VoIP Peering Point?

[Richard Shockey <richard@shockey.us>]

> The other services that I've looked at (Vonage, Packet8) typically have you
> plug their ATA into your home router, so unless you are configuring your own
> prioritization scheme you may find that your non-Voice traffic is
> potentially interfering with your VoIP calls.
>
> This is bound to be an issue for folks that buy VoIP services for use on
> home LANs that are being heavily used for file sharing, gaming, streaming
> media, etc.

The answer to this, of course is 802.1P for home networking which if 
Linksys/Cisco had any brains what so ever is exactly what they would do.


> Irwin


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