VOIP

The term Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, has been used as a catch-all phrase in the industry to refer collectively to a large group of technologies designed to provide Internet-based communications services. More accurately, VoIP refers only to the underlying transport protocol that encapsulates voice traffic or voice media streams and allows them to be carried over data networks, using IP network technologies or internet protocols. VoIP, however, is not IP Telephony, nor is it the more widely used industry terminology called IP munications that refers to an even broader definition of communications networking applications and technologies. VoIP can be underrstood as simply a transport protocol for carrying voice over any packet network, usually between sites. The term convergence, also sometimes referred as a multi-service network, refers to the integration of data, voice, and video solutions onto a converged network infrastructure.







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