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Originally Posted by chaze
that is interesting, it's just the quality of the call sound and reliability of the system. How can it possibly be worth $50 to lose calls and to sound so unpro.
I just don't see it being ready yet for business.
But for calls that don't matter, it might be o.k..
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most medium sized businesses have VoIP. T1s can be split up into fractions to carry voice. I forgot the equation off the top of my head so someone correct me if my numbers are wrong.
12 channels in a T1 each channel can carry 4 voice lines. each channel equals roughly 128k or 32k per line. therefor for 12 phone lines and internet you would need 3 channels or 384k leaving you with 9 channels for internet or 1116k. That's what they call a frac T.
Full T1 = 1.5
Anytime you make a cross country call or international call you are in fact using VoIP. The voice is digitized and sent via optics then reesembled onces it goes back to copper.