Determining the Issues to Consider When Deploying VoIP ontoa Small Enterprise Network

Quazi Abidur  Rahman; Adam  Abubakar; Shaik  Sirajuddin; Syed Shamsul  Islam; Mohammad Abdur Razzaque

Determining the Issues to Consider When Deploying VoIP ontoa Small Enterprise Network

Quazi Abidur Rahman, Adam Abubakar , Shaik Sirajuddin, Syed Shamsul Islam, Mohammad Abdur Razzaque

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In this paper, we report some lessons learnt when deploying VoIP onto a small enterprise network. While these lessons resulted from a small network environment, some of the issues could have a more general applicability. Some theoretical analyses were first conducted, followed by some experimental work. An experiment was conducted for about 24 hours in order to capture the network measurement of a small LAN. The results obtained from the measurement were used in analyzing the whole network based on queuing theory. This provides ground for making judicious modifications to the network in order to support the deployment of VoIP. The modified LAN was simulated using OPNET for a period of 3 minutes after which the router began to drop some packets. With this, the simulation was terminated and results of the simulation were collected. The results obtained from queuing analysis agree with those obtained at the end of the simulation.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	1st International Computer Engineering Conference New Technologies for the Information Society
Publication status	Published - 27 Dec 2004
Event	1st International Computer Engineering Conference:New Technologies for the Information Society - Cairo University, Cairo , Egypt Duration: 27 Dec 2004 → 31 Dec 2004 http://www.allconferences.com/conferences/2004/20040516001152

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Conference	1st International Computer Engineering Conference:New Technologies for the Information Society
Abbreviated title	ICENCO 2004
Country/Territory	Egypt
City	Cairo
Period	27/12/04 → 31/12/04
Internet address	http://www.allconferences.com/conferences/2004/20040516001152

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Rahman, QA, Abubakar , A, Sirajuddin, S, Islam, SS & Razzaque, MA 2004, Determining the Issues to Consider When Deploying VoIP ontoa Small Enterprise Network. in 1st International Computer Engineering Conference New Technologies for the Information Society. 1st International Computer Engineering Conference:New Technologies for the Information Society, Cairo , Egypt, 27/12/04.

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