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Zeon: VOIP is heaps clearer than analogue PSTn and also better in my experience than ISDN. This is using the older codecs like g711 though. The new high definition codecs like g722 are faaaaar better than any of the aforementioned and it sounds literally like your in the same room as the person. Just make sure you have a good rotuer that support QoS. An old PC with pfsense would do the trick.
Regards,
Old3eyes
philelvey: Hi Vroom,
I can't speak for the other providers of course, but you can never guarantee VoIP will be perfect 100% of the time. The major factor influencing the quality of the service, is the quality and reliability of your internet connection.
If you have a good and reliable connection then the quality of your VoIP lines will generally be great, and you'll have little issues. Fibre is by far the best internet connection to run on. Lots of our customers use ADSL, but it comes with a disclaimer that it's a best effort service.
If you need 100% quality/reliability and don't want to go down the fibre road, you're best to stick with traditional technologies. If you have a good ADSL connection and are willing to cope with occasional down-time, then VoIP could still work for you
Cheers
Hmmmm
cisconz: Just came back from a Cisco 320 Training and I would +1 on it too. Very intuative.
Took me 45 mins from opening the box to having it all up and running.
Beccara: Says the guy with cisco in his username :P
Hmmmm
cisconz: For the record I currently have no clue/qualifications.
vroom: Any idea of cost for the Cisco 320? Have found them at Ipcomms but no price. Just a ballpark idea so I know whether it's an option or not. Thanks for the input too, much appreciated.
nate: Fixed the quote to be more accurate.
Ah much better.
Hmmmm
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