RE: Enterprise VoIP Peering Point?

["Tom Leh" <tleh@voiceglo.com>]

It's worth noting that a few of the TAs provided for home line
replacement service (Vonage's Motorola TA, Callvantage's D-Link TA and
Voiceglo's MTA) are using an embedded 802.1P COS-capable chipset from
Broadcom.

Some of these devices possess additional router capabilities like port
triggering and port forwarding which the Cisco ATA does not, and serve
to ameliorate home gaming, file sharing and streaming media applications
deleterious to voice.

Still, while these boxes can only help resolve class of service
prioritization issues in the HAN, they can't cure last mile link
congestion for broadband services greedily provisioned over asymmetric
DSL variants, saturated cable television 'shared LAN' environments or
issues with a VOIP operator's network and/or its interconnects.

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Tom Leh
Director, Customer Premise Equipment
Voiceglo/TheGlobe.com (OTCBB:TGLO)
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Alternate: 954-769-5991
Fax: 954-525-4757
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http://www.glophone.com
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-voip-peering@psg.com [mailto:owner-voip-peering@psg.com] On
Behalf Of Richard Shockey
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 8:25 PM
To: Irwin Lazar; Paul Vixie; VoIP Peering
Subject: Re: Enterprise VoIP Peering Point? 


>
>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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