Cisco Packetized Voice and Data Integration

Name: Cisco Packetized Voice and Data Integration
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ISBN: 9780071347778

ISBN-10: 0071347771

ISBN-13: 9780071347778

Edition: 1999

Authors: Robert Caputo

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This is a comprehensive guide to integrating voice and data within a Cisco network. Using real-world examples and detailed configuration analysis, the book provides the knowledge required to design and implement Cisco-based voice and data networks.

Book details

List price: $55.00
Copyright year: 1999
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 352
Size: 7.50" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.540
Language: English

Foreword	p. xix
Acknowledgments	p. xxi
Introduction	p. 1
Topics Covered	p. 3
Telephony Basics	p. 4
Quality of Service	p. 4
Cisco Voice Concepts	p. 5
Network Planning	p. 5
Network Implementation	p. 5
Products	p. 5
Who Should Read This Book?	p. 6
Level of Detail	p. 6
Packetized Voice Overview	p. 7
Introduction	p. 8
Business Drivers	p. 8
Basic Transport of Voice over an IP Network	p. 9
Voice-to-Data Conversion	p. 9
Raw Data to IP Conversion	p. 10
Transport	p. 11
IP-to-Data Conversion	p. 11
Conversion from Data Back to Voice	p. 11
Voice over IP Basics	p. 11
Voice Compression	p. 12
Phone Number Mapping	p. 13
Call Leg Identification	p. 13
Session Protocol	p. 13
Enabling Technologies	p. 14
Hardware Advances	p. 14
Software	p. 17
Protocols	p. 22
Management Issues	p. 25
Availability and Uptime	p. 26
Configuration	p. 26
Dial Plans	p. 27
Call Detail Recording	p. 27
Monitoring and Diagnostics	p. 27
Performance Management	p. 28
Cisco Voice-Enabled Routers	p. 28
Cisco 2600	p. 29
Cisco 3600	p. 29
Cisco AS5300	p. 29
Cisco 2600/3600 Voice/Fax Network Module	p. 30
Cisco AS5300 Voice/Fax Carrier Card	p. 30
Voice Concepts for Data Engineers	p. 31
Introduction	p. 32
Analog Telephony	p. 32
Basic Telephone Technology	p. 32
Basic Cabling and Connectors	p. 32
Voice Signal	p. 34
Signaling	p. 34
Basic Call Processing Sequence	p. 38
Other Analog Devices	p. 41
Interface Types and Signaling Methods	p. 42
Digital Voice	p. 46
Transporting Voice	p. 46
Digital Voice Signaling	p. 50
Voice Compression	p. 52
Compression Algorithms	p. 53
Comparing the Voice Encoding Techniques	p. 54
Factors That Affect Voice Quality	p. 55
Compression	p. 56
Voice Activity Detection	p. 56
Echo	p. 56
Delay	p. 59
Jitter	p. 60
Lost Packets	p. 61
Tandem Switching	p. 61
Quality of Service for IP Traffic	p. 63
Overview	p. 64
(Compressed) Real-Time Transfer Protocol	p. 64
Configuring CRTP	p. 66
Frame-Relay Considerations	p. 67
Queuing	p. 70
FIFO Queuing	p. 70
Priority Queuing	p. 70
Custom Queuing	p. 72
Weighted Fair Queuing	p. 74
PPP Enhancements	p. 77
Configuring Multilink PPP and LFI	p. 78
Traffic Shaping	p. 80
Resource Reservation Protocol	p. 84
Signaling	p. 84
QoS Types and Queuing	p. 85
Implementation Guidelines	p. 85
IP Precedence	p. 92
IP Precedence with Voice Traffic	p. 93
Policy-Based Routing	p. 94
Configuring Policy-Based Routing	p. 94
Why Did I Set the Precedence Bit?	p. 99
Weighted Random Early Detection	p. 100
Operation of TCP	p. 101
Congestion Collapse	p. 102
Synchronization	p. 102
RED	p. 104
WRED Details	p. 105
Configuring WRED	p. 106
Quality of Service for Frame Relay	p. 111
Introduction	p. 112
Frame-Relay Quality of Service	p. 112
Class of Service	p. 112
Congestion Management	p. 114
Router-Based Frame Relay QoS Configuration	p. 116
Discard Eligible Tagging	p. 117
Generic Traffic Shaping	p. 119
Frame-Relay Traffic Shaping	p. 125
Generic Traffic Shaping versus Frame-Relay Traffic Shaping	p. 136
Priority and Custom Queuing	p. 138
Configuring Priority and Custom Queuing	p. 139
Challenges for Frame Relay	p. 139
Future Alternatives	p. 143
Understanding Voice Ports and Dial Peers	p. 145
Introduction	p. 146
Voice Ports	p. 146
Physical Interfaces and Signaling	p. 146
Analog Voice Ports	p. 146
FXS	p. 146
FXO	p. 147
EandM	p. 147
Configuring Analog Voice Ports	p. 148
FXS and FXO Interfaces	p. 148
EandM Interfaces	p. 152
Additional Voice-Port Parameters	p. 156
EandM Siqnaling-Specific Commands	p. 159
Digital Interfaces	p. 160
Cisco Digital Interface Support	p. 160
Configuring PRI Interfaces	p. 161
Configuring T1 CAS	p. 162
Dial Peers	p. 164
Call Legs	p. 165
Dial Peers	p. 165
POTS Dial Peers	p. 167
VoIP Dial Peers	p. 169
Finishing the Dial-Peer Statements	p. 170
Dial Peer Summary	p. 171
Dial-Peer Details	p. 172
Important Commands	p. 172
Developing a Dial Plan	p. 183
Introduction	p. 184
Issues Associated with Addressing	p. 184
Dial-Plan Organization	p. 184
Scaling Issues	p. 185
Interior/Exterior Routing	p. 188
Dial Plan Building Blocks	p. 192
Voice Ports	p. 192
Dial Peers	p. 192
Creating the Basic Plan	p. 196
Voice Network Diagram	p. 196
Create a Configuration Table	p. 198
Dial Plan Diagram Examples	p. 198
Integrating with the External World	p. 204
North American Numbering Plan	p. 206
Reserved Addresses	p. 206
Fitting In	p. 207
Corporate Networks	p. 211
Addressing Tools	p. 212
Number Expansions	p. 212
Hunt Groups	p. 214
Wildcards	p. 217
Integrating It All	p. 219
Introduction	p. 220
Requirements Analysis	p. 220
Information Gathering	p. 221
Voice-Traffic Flow Analysis	p. 223
QoS Determinations	p. 227
Path for Voice Calls	p. 228
Voice-Encoding Algorithm	p. 228
Router Models	p. 229
Processor Utilization	p. 232
Packet-Switching Mode	p. 233
Layer 2 WAN Transports	p. 233
Additional Protocols	p. 237
Existing QoS and Queuing Models	p. 241
Router Software Versions	p. 243
Dial Plan Creation	p. 244
Generating the Configuration	p. 244
Base Configuration	p. 245
Voice Connectivity	p. 251
Network Integration	p. 258
Security Filters	p. 258
Rerouting	p. 259
Network Address Translation	p. 260
Sample Configurations	p. 261
Introduction	p. 262
Simple Voice over IP Network	p. 262
Network Summary	p. 263
Basic Configurations	p. 263
Configuration Review	p. 263
Simple VoIP Network with Enhancements	p. 269
Design Changes	p. 269
Configuration Changes	p. 270
Complete Configurations	p. 274
PBX Trunking	p. 279
Design Changes	p. 279
Configuration Changes	p. 280
Multipoint Frame-Relay Configuration	p. 283
Network Summary	p. 283
Router Configurations	p. 285
Notes on the Multipoint Frame Configuration	p. 297
Additional Phone Support and Management Servers	p. 297
Design Changes	p. 299
Configuration Changes	p. 299
VoIP Case Study	p. 305
Overview	p. 306
Connectivity Requirements	p. 306
Network Design	p. 306
Materials List	p. 309
Network Configuration/Tuning Parameters/Performance	p. 310
Appendix	p. 319
Index	p. 327
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