Wi-Fi and VoIP: Is sum greater than parts?

1 Huge Problem: 802.11a/b/g does not support QOS. As such, VIOP packets are
sent with the same priority as data packets. On a lightly loaded
AP this isn't a problem. On a heavily loaded one, it means
dropped or resent packets.

Motorolas Canopy system does support VIOP, allowing you to
sent aside a portion of bandwidth for high priority services.

Just think, for business wanting to go all wireless VIOP (even
internally) could have thier phone services knocked out by 1
rouge AP.; Posted by: middle of nowhere Posted on: 03/02/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Isn't it all radios anyway... DA*MAN-goldberg | 03/01/04

1 Huge Problem middle of nowhere | 03/02/04

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