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• Voice over Internet Protocol
  '''Voice over Internet Protocol''' is a family of standards that permits carrying voice telephony not over
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• Voice over Internet Protocol/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Voice over Internet Protocol]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Voip
  #REDIRECT [[Voice over Internet Protocol]]
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• Multi-Protocol Label Switching/Related Articles
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• Session border controller/Definition
  ...port numbers for sessions of applications such as multimedia services or [[Voice over Internet Protocol]], to provide security services including [[firewall]] and [[encryption gat
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• Voice (communications)/Related Articles
  {{r|Voice over Internet Protocol}}
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• Computer networking end-to-end protocols/Related Articles
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• Voice over Internet Protocol/Related Articles
  Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Voice over Internet Protocol]]. Needs checking by a human.
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• Telephone/Related Articles
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• Public Switched Telephone Network/Related Articles
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• Resource Reservation Protocol/Related Articles
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• Resource Reservation Protocol
  ...). To guarantee quality of service for a bidirectional session such as a [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] call, RSVP reservations need to be confirmed in both directions.
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• Disruptive technology/Related Articles
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• Spoken language/Related Articles
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• Computer networking session protocols/Related Articles
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• Convergence of communications
  **{{r|Telephone||}} using Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
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• Session border controller
  ...device that provide [[firewall]] and [[proxy services]] principally for [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] and other applications that make use of [[Internet Protocol Suite]] proto
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• Private branch exchange/Related Articles
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• Plain Old Telephone Service
  ...h as an analog telephone using DTMF signaling, which is kept alongside a [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] (VoIP) telephone, the latter part of a building system], in a hospital. T
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• Disruptive technology
  ...panies had to change their way of doing business as a result. Likewise, [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] telephony has had a severe disruptive effect on traditional "landline" [[
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• Private branch exchange
  ...circuit switching]] technology. Starting in the 1990s, they began to use [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] and could be internally packet-switched. The abbreviation PABX, for priva
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• Computer networking end-to-end protocols
  }}</ref>. Once these channels are set up, usually for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) or similar delay-sensitive traffic, regular end-to-end protocols, us
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• Voice over Internet Protocol
  '''Voice over Internet Protocol''' is a family of standards that permits carrying voice telephony not over
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• Computer networking session protocols
  ...ges end-to-end records rather than characters. A major application is in [[Voice over Internet Protocol]], as well as in various file and printer sharing mechanisms. ...Session Initiation Protocol (SIP). Among other applications, it carries [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] (VoIP) over dynamically created sessions, which are challenging to secure
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• Voice (communications)
  ...ust be preserved present engineering constraints to such technologies as [[voice over Internet Protocol]] (VoIP).
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• Universal emergency telephone number system
  With [[voice over Internet Protocol]], the user could be anywhere that has Internet connectivity. Most VoIP ser
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• Multi-Protocol Label Switching
  ...as largely disappeared except for telephony, which itself is evolving to [[Voice over Internet Protocol]].
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• Public Switched Telephone Network
  ...elephone, into a packetized format came into practice with the advent of [[voice over Internet Protocol]] (VoIP) in the 1990s. The nominal voice channel of ISDN used 64 kilobits o
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• Telecommunications provider economics
  If a customer uses a [[Voice over Internet Protocol]] (VoIP) service as a replacement for traditional wired access to the [[Pu
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• Internetworking
  ...er error-control or flow-control services. Certain applications, such as [[Voice over Internet Protocol]], can tolerate some errors but are extremely intolerant of delay, so error
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• Computer/Related Articles
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• Transmission Control Protocol
  ...ke end-to-end delay variable and unpredictable. For an application such as voice over internet protocol, highly variable delay makes the application unusable. Since VoIP can toler
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• Local area network
  ...ticipate in a limited number of the LANs, such as one for data and one for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). It is more common to see a large number of non-interfering VLANs o
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• Error control
  ...age, corrupting the data structure containing it. In some cases, such as [[Voice over Internet Protocol]], it is quite adequate to discard, silently, an occasional unit containing
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• Internet censorship
  ...locking new Internet services such as low-cost telephone services that use Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). These services can reduce the customer base of telecommunications c
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• Network neutrality
  ...vice, under network neutrality, could not block or degrade a competitive [[voice over Internet Protocol]] service.
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• Telephone
  * By [[voice over IP|voice over internet protocol]] (VoIP) telephones, which use carry [[packet]]s of digitized voice informa
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• Usability
  ...appears in many other contexts. In [[telephony]], whether traditional or [[voice over Internet Protocol]], unpredictable pauses and variability in speech cadence, introduced by th
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• March RA
  * [[Voice over Internet Protocol/Related Articles]]
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• March Metadata
  * [[Template:Voice over Internet Protocol/Metadata]]
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• History of computing
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