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Advancing the All-Packet Network

Overview This paper proposes an economical and effective solution: pre-switch packetization of data traffic, which can offload Internet traffic from the PSTN by advancing the all-packet network closer to the customer than ever before. Pre-switch packetization expands offload to the line-side of overloaded switches, leverages the economies of the public data network for transport on the trunk side, and co-exists with current infrastructure. Very importantly, implementation of this solution represents a tremendous cost savings for carriers. Equally importantly, pre-switch packetization is a strategic investment in the Next Generation Network, providing a scaleable infrastructure solution that is an important step toward truly converged data and voice.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	International Engineering Consortium	File Format	HTML & PDF
Date Published	June 2000	Downloads	6
Format	White Papers
Topics	Packetized Voice, Voice - Data Integration, Bandwidth Issues, DSL, Infrastructure Management

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