Interoperability

Article (1)

How is SIP winning favor over H.323?
Learn about the similarities, differences and major reasons how SIP is putting H.323 to rest.

Columns (1)

Cisco vs. Microsoft and Nortel for VoIP supremacy: Why it matters to you
Microsoft teams with Nortel in the VoIP market and now they're taking on Cisco. The VoIP arena hasn't been this exciting since it came into being! Find out what all these changes mean to you and what it means to have Microsoft in the voice space.

Tips (3)

Why is UDP used more in VoIP than TCP?
If UDP is unreliable, why is it used more in VoIP rather than TCP?
Is SIP really better than HTTP? Follow-up to why use SIP.
In a previous question, I asked why should I use SIP when my application built on HTTP works fine. You replied that SIP provides URL dialing. Yet, so does my application, with better session routing for all packets. Would you please elaborate? Can you give me any idea how much it will cost me to setup a SIP environment in an office, with SIP proxy and registration? How much will a STUN/TURN server cost? How much does heavy client of SIP increase the price of a telephone set?
Does Spanning Tree Protocol have an adverse effect on VoIP?
Do you know if Spanning Tree has an adverse effect upon VoIP? If so, what is the best way to provide LAN-based switch redundancy to VoIP gateways?

© 2010 TechTarget ANZ. All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. Use of this website constitutes acceptance of the TechTarget ANZ Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

TechTarget ANZ sites: SearchCIO.com.au | SearchNetworking.com.au | SearchSecurity.com.au | SearchStorage.com.au | SearchVoIP.com.au