> For those interested, I was informed that you should get a special > router for gives priority to voice first so that the voice > communication does not appear choppy. From what I understand the > router is about 1000 dollars. My thought was to run two separate > networks, one for voice and the other data so that prioritization > would not be a problem. Any thoughts?
The cost can be a lot less than $1000. Off the top of my head you could use a Linux box as your router, which is generally what I prefer. You could also buy a linksys that does this as well. I bought firmware from sveasoft.com that also allows me to prioritize VoIP traffic, so router + firmware was ~$100 CDN. Having said that running them on physically separate networks is probably not a bad idea
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