T1 Voice over Ethernet
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Enterprise management faces the challenge of moving both voice and data from one place to another. With T1 voice over Ethernet technology a single network can be created to deliver both voice and data between the places while maintaining full priority and quality for the voice traffic. You can do this without any modification in the telephony structure inside the building.
The voice over Ethernet technology makes available a transparent interconnection of private branch exchange (PBX), telecom switches and T1 based communication system via LANs, MANs and optical wireless system. This solution provides a method of communicating native voice traffic from PBXs offices.
Both service provider and customer can be benefited from voice over Ethernet technology. T1 voice over Ethernet technology permits carriers to present a complete voice and data solution to multi site entrepreneur customer. These customers have both PBXs combining their voice traffic and Ethernet switches managing their data traffic.
To transmit both of these technologies from one to another the carrier would use either two separate networks or convert the Ethernet to T1 traffic which reduce the bandwidth alarmingly. With T1 Voice over Ethernet technology the provider can utilize an Ethernet service delivery network. It will be possible by using Virtual Private LAN service technology to connect and Ethernet Circuit technology.
Any T1 signal can be passed across ethereal network using voice of Ethernet technology. The best example is to connect several PBXs that are which are spread out across multiple location.
As an alternative to of running separate T1 connection, industry standard T1 Voice Over Internet switch modules can be used to combine the voice traffic from the PBX on to the Ethernet backbone. There will be no degradation as far as quality of voice is concerned. In addition, the existing telephone network remains untouched.
Carriers in search of making better use fiber optic cabling can also use T1 voice over Ethernet technology to interconnect Class five switches. As the bandwidth of T1 connection is quit low many of them can be sent across a single gigabit Ethernet. Some of the modular designs permits from 4 to over ninety T1 connections to be passed from a single Ethernet line.
