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VoIP Architecture
By qwcdirect | March 31, 2010
Since the emergence of VOIP as a cheaper way of communicating over the internet, various infrastructures have been developed to increase both the efficiency and effectiveness of both the VOIP systems and the VOIP architecture.
With VoIP a converged data and voice network is available. Architecture basic VoIP delivers cost effective solutions for your business or enterprise. Architecture is a high level design which addresses business requirements.
The separate networks that are used include an infrastructure that is switched through a circuit, and is widely used for voice transmissions. The circuit switched infrastructure is made up of PBX-Private exchange VOIP systems and was linked with the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN).
The other network is made up of a VOIP architecture that was used for packet data transmissions. This VOIP architecture could either be connected over a wide locality through the wide area network or to a limited locality through the local area network.
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