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Back in the saddle again
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Central TX west of Houston
Posts: 57,125
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MJ is full of sheisse about "25ms" being a requirement for VoIP. Cisco advertises a max of 150ms, and even that's BS. And Latency isn't that big a deal by itself. WHat is a big deal is jitter (how much the latency is bouncing around) and bandwidth in both directions.
You should have plenty of bandwidth in both directions.
Latency is almost completely a function of distance. Latency is mostly (unless the network is heavily congested) a function of the speed of light (in glass which is lower than air) and the distance it has to go.
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