Presentation 2002/12/9
QoS Measurement of VoIP End-points
Kazuumi Koguchi, Wenyu Jiang, Henning Schulzrinne,
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Abstract(in English) VoIP (Voice over IP) is a service that requires synergy between the underlying network for transport and the end-points responsible for voice processing. We evaluate the end-to-end quality and performance of several VoIP end-points. In particular, we focus on the following aspects: mouth-to-ear (M2E) delay, clock skew and behavior under packet loss. Our measurement results show that M2E delay depends mostly on the receiving end-point, and when hardware IP phones act as receivers, they achieve low average M2E delay (45-90ms) in a LAN environment. For software VoIP clients as receivers, their average M2E delays range from 65ms to over 400ms. We find that all tested hardware IP phones support some form of packet concealment and it works well for up to two consecutive losses at 20 ms packet intervals.
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Keyword(in English) IP Telephony / voice over IP / quality of service / end-to-end / delay / jitter
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Title (in English) QoS Measurement of VoIP End-points
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Keyword(1) IP Telephony
Keyword(2) voice over IP
Keyword(3) quality of service
Keyword(4) end-to-end
Keyword(5) delay
Keyword(6) jitter
1st Author's Name Kazuumi Koguchi
1st Author's Affiliation Information Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation:Department of Computer Science, Columbia University()
2nd Author's Name Wenyu Jiang
2nd Author's Affiliation Department of Computer Science, Columbia University
3rd Author's Name Henning Schulzrinne
3rd Author's Affiliation Department of Computer Science, Columbia University
Date 2002/12/9
Paper # NS2002-189
Volume (vol) vol.102
Number (no) 512
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 4
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