| Configure Voice over Wireless IP Service 83 |
| For information about deploying your configuration and enabling |
| monitoring your network, refer to: |
| “Managing and Monitoring Your Network” on page 155. |
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Configure Voice | Voice over Wireless IP (VoWIP) is a new technology, merging VoIP (Voice |
over Wireless IP | over IP) with 802.11 wireless LANs to create a wireless telephone system. |
Service | Organizations that add VoWIP to their wireless LANs can deploy and |
| manage voice and data over a single wireless backbone, reserving some |
| portion of network bandwidth to support |
| communications. |
| For a VoWIP service (sometimes also referred to simply as VoIP, or Voice |
| over IP), you can configure either local or RADIUS server authentication, |
| and add Access Lists (ACLs) to restrict user access. |
| This section contains the following information about how to configure |
| VoWIP services: |
| “Task Table” on page 83 |
| “Step Summary” on page 85 |
| “Create a Service Profile for WMM VoWIP Devices” on page 87 |
| “Create a Service Profile for SVP VoWIP Devices” on page 90 |
| “Create a Service Profile for Avaya VoWIP Devices” on page 92 |
| Table 12 contains the tasks you must perform to configure Guest access |
| services. The table contains references to the section “Example: |
| Configure Employee Access” on page 55. The references are provided in |
| case you want to refer back to detailed steps. However, be sure to use |
| the configurable options for VoWIP access services set forth in the “Step |
| Summary” on page 85. The “Step Summary” provides the configurable |
| options you should set. |
Task Table | Table 12 contains the tasks you need to perform to create VoWIP access |
| services. For a summary of configurable items, see “Step Summary” on |
| page 85. |