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VoIP Network of Choice

Hey VoIP folks,

I am just checking to see what our customers with VoIP implementations are using for the VoIP network today. I imagine that there is a large shift to MPLS compared to a year ago but I want to see if that assumption is true. How many of you still run over ISDN? Internet VPN? Other?

Andy

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GregD

We are all MPLS to all locations. Admittedly, we're just starting our VOIP implementation, but I don't see moving to another environment anytime soon

cburgy

We do a significant number of Enterprise IP Telephony deployments (We sell Shoretel exclusively and do a mix of Juniper, Foundry, and Procurve for LAN/WAN). Almost always the WAN solution is either a private layer 2 or layer 3 product that is point to multipoint and can gaurantee QOS. Internet VPNs are primarily used for only teleworkers.

Cheers,

Chris Burgy

Chief Technology Officer

Archer Technology Group

www.archertechgroup.com