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ABSTRACT:
Voice traffic presents many challenges for the network manager. In addition to keeping packets flowing over the LAN and WAN, with voice or IP telephony, the network manager must be concerned with application performance management, real-time issues such as delay and jitter, as well as the end user's experience. This expert guide will explore the issues that can impact your network when VoIP comes into play, and our expert will discuss strategies for keeping your voice and data traffic running smoothly on one network—before end users start to complain about call quality.
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Author
John Bartlett
Principal
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NetForecast
John Bartlett is principal of NetForecast. He is a leading authority on real-time traffic, Internet performance and Quality of Service (QoS) techniques. NetForecast specializes in network-based application performance issues for transaction-based and real-time applications. John has 28 years of experience in the semiconductor, computer and communications fields in marketing, sales, engineering, manufacturing and consulting roles. He has contributed to microprocessor, computer and network equipment design for over 40 products. He has been consulting since 1996. Prior to working as a consultant, John was a founder and VP of Engineering and Manufacturing at Agile Networks, now part of Lucent Technologies. A popular speaker at VoiceCon and InterOp, John gives tutorials on Quality of Service, performance issues and real time traffic behavior on LANs and the Internet.
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