Simon Hobson wrote:
> Divan Santana wrote:
>
>
>> Thanks for the message. At least I understand now how and why its impossible
>> so will try a different method! :)
>>
>
> If you have sufficiently detailed logging (and graphing) of network
> traffic you may be able to spot it by the characteristics of VoIP
> traffic - which tends to be a relatively constant flow of smallish
> packets both ways for the duration of the call. After that, go
> educate your users with a piece of "clue by 4" !
>
Simon,
Excellent point. Human engineering can mitigate all kinds of
bandwidth shortfalls.
One of my low-bandwidth-low-budget charity clients complained that
surfing was slow after I deployed some voip and appropriate bandwidth
rules. We got rid of the bandwidth rules, and trained the staff to not
download large work related items until 4:30pm.
Worked like a charm, and they saved the expense of an additional T1.
--
Michael Cozzi
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