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1 Quick Overview of VoIP Activity at Virginia Jim Jokl - UVa jaj@Virginia.EDU

2 VoIP for Toll Bypass Equipment Configurations Siemens 9751 PBX Cisco AS5300 Cisco 2620 Remote Center LAN UVa Campus Telecom Room Channelized T1 Network Virginia Gateway ATM OC-3 Router DS3 Small PBX LEC 20 - 40 phones

3 UVa Initial VoIP Locations Hampton Roanoke Charlottesville Fairfax Richmond Lynchburg Eastern Shore

4 Toll Bypass Issues l Why the remote PBXs? Loose coupling Good failover Remote support l Will it pay for itself? l Next: Clinic sites? Tight coupling?

5 Campus VoIP Deployment Issues l IP Addresses l Instrument & wiring closet power l 10/100 ports in phones l E-911 integration l Call Centers l Toll fraud l What about all of those 9999s? l What about wireless?

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