Step 3 - configure ip connectivity, Ip connectivity options – Avaya 38DHB0002UKDD User Manual

Page 97

Advertising
background image

How Do I?

Part 2 Voice Over IP - Page 97

Step 3 - Configure IP Connectivity

Configure the IPNC for the appropriate IP connectivity option.

IP Connectivity Options

LAN 10/100 Ethernet

The IPNC transmitted VoIP packets to LAN are distinguish with the TOS field
setting. In this case it would be the function of other systems on the LAN to
ensure that voice traffic is protected from delay.

Lease line (PPP)

Avaya QoS for Slow Speed WAN links ensure that non-voice traffic does not
adversely affect the delay sensitive VoIP stream. The Avaya QoS can also be
configured to interoperate with a 3rd party router over a WAN link.

Frame Relay

Using Frame Relay with PPP encapsulation it is possible to provide VoIP over
Frame Relay between two INDeX systems.

Digital services

The term Digital service to refers to QSIG, DPNSS ISDN-ePRI, ISDN-2e. The
IPNC can be configured to provide VoIP over single or multiple (bundled) bearer
channels. A single ISDN bearer channel, for example, can be used to support up
to 5 concurrent VoIP calls. The bandwidth of a G711 VoIP call is equal to the
bandwidth of a single bearer channel. Hence G711 compression is not supported
for this connectivity type.

QoS

Operation

The diagram below illustrates the operation of Avaya’s IPNC QoS mechanism for
slow speed WAN links.

Router

IP Header

Compression

Interface

Multilink

Fragmentation

PPP Link

Signalling

Non-Voice

Header
Comp.

Multilink

Voice

Traffic &

Signalling

Normal

Compressed

V3

Voice

V2

V1

D1

Non-Voice

VPN Line

D1-2

V2

D1-1

V1

Voice packets are transmitted with a fixed length and intervals (1x20ms) and
must not be delayed through the interface.

The illustration shows voice packets (V1, V2 and V3) and non-voice packet D1
arriving at the PPP interface. The non-voice packet D1 is made to fit into the
interval between successive voice packets. This is accomplished by processing
large non-voice packets through PPP Multilink. The Multilink process “fragments”
the larger non-voice packet (D1) into smaller components (D1-1 and D1-2) for
serialization to the PPP link. Voice packets are not fragmented in this way. Layer
3 (call control) packets are fragmented and inserted when bandwidth is available
in the same way as non-voice packets.

INDeX IPNC Cassette Administration Manual

How Do I? - Page 97

38DHB0002UKDD – Issue 7 (22/11/02)

Part 2 Voice Over IP

Advertising