| Jon Carnes 2005-05-23, 5:45 pm |
| We've designed a little linux box using a WRTG form-factor that goes on a
clients network and does QoS/VoIP qualification and monitoring. The devices
cost $150 each and so far do an outstanding job.
They not only alert us to problems, but they also pin-point the location and
nature of the problem. We are still developing the boxes, but so far we
really like them, and they have to potential to do a lot more.
Jon Carnes
FeatureTel, North Carolina's VoIP Business Provider
http://www.featuretel.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Helm" <helmwork@ruraltel.net>
To: <voiss-users@osmon.net>; <cisco-voip@puck.nether.net>
Sent: Monday, May 23, 2005 11:41 AM
Subject: [Voiss-users] VoIP qualification and monitoring
> I've been looking at some products for 'pre-qualifying' customer
> networks for QOS/VoIP and for analyzing and monitoring our VoIP
> infrastructure.
> Protocols used are SIP, MGCP and SCCP.
> Codecs used are g.711 and g.729a.
>
> Some of the vendors for VoIP monitoring and analysis that have come up
> include Acterna, Artiza, Clear Sight, Empirix, Finisar, Fluke, Network
> Associates, Radcom, Voila and Wildpackets.
>
> Some of these vendors and Ixia have come up for QOS and VoIP
qualification.
>
> Anyone have any recommendations/experience with any of the above
> product(s) or other suggestions for my requirements?
>
> /Eric
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