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Part 1 IP Connectivity
Introduction
This section provides a number of IP connectivity examples for the IPNC. Most, but not, all of the following examples are suitable for VoIP traffic; the suitability of a given configuration to support VoIP is shown. The examples for VoIP (see page
89)provide the procedural steps, but for VoIP considerations and basic concepts, refer to Appendix A and B (see pages 118 and 123 respectively).
There is no real disadvantage in configuring a network for support of VoIP, even if it is not the intention to currently deploy VoIP. In fact the mandatory requirement to use IPHC protocols will significantly improve the throughput of
Each example consists of a network diagram, a listing of configuration requirements plus a set of
Examples are given for the following:
IP Connectivity
•Internet Access using ISDN
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•Digital Services, see page 69
•IP connectivity DPNSS/QSIG/PRI/BRI, see page 69
•Home Office / Small Office (With IP Office), see page 75
•Quick WAN
•Advanced WAN
•Frame Relay, see page 83
•LAN – with VPN ROUTERS, see page 85
•LAN
•QoS over WAN between IPNC & 3rd Party Router, see page 88.
Voice over IP
•Six step procedure, see page 89
•INDeX Net, see page 92
•Configuring VoIP, see page 106
•Test
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