Five reasons to reject VoIP

Refusing VoIP does not mean that it will not become the mainstream of the future. The controllability, flexibility and economic advantages of technology make it applicable to many places. But at the moment it has some problems that are enough to challenge it. Refusing VoIP does not mean that it will not become the mainstream of the future. The controllability, flexibility and economic advantages of technology make it applicable to many places. But at the moment it has some problems that are enough to challenge it. After decades of technical hurdles and poor connectivity, VoIP has finally become a choice. It seems to have become the technology necessary today and the permanent technology of tomorrow, for a time, almost all of them are shone. However, it is also argued that VoIP does not apply to all people. Even if its future is very bright, it should be fully considered before using it. At least for now, there are still some reasons why it is not appropriate to adopt VoIP technology. Security vulnerabilities as worms, viruses, trojans and spam are rife on the internet, the Internet has become a place of filth. Unlike traditional telephone and PSTN dedicated and secure environments, any traffic on the IP network is vulnerable to attack. The worm may just be annoying on a Web server, but it can have a fatal effect on the phone system. Because companies are more sensitive to voice communications, no phone communication usually means no business opportunities. The recent Emergency-911 resolution of the FCC (Communications Commission) has clearly shown that the adjustment system has not made them determined to accept VoIP. In a way, it is neither fish nor Bear's paw, that is, it is neither a thorough telephone nor a data, which means there is still a considerable amount of adjustment to be done. It is believed that the FCC's resolution will force manufacturers and service providers to tell everyone exactly how they are doing this. Upgrade fee VoIP is not as simple as some vendors describe. Although IP voice is data, it is not just data. Unlike email and web page traffic, it is highly sensitive to network conditions and network congestion. People do not hear a delayed packet in their emails, but this is certainly true in VoIP calls. The traffic generated by VoIP can sometimes be surprising, so if the network cannot withstand this kind of load, then voice communication is almost impossible. If you're not prepared to pay for the upgrade, it's best to postpone the use of VoIP, at least for now. This is a very large bandwidth application that could mean a big shake-up of the overall infrastructure. Timing options If the company is already budgeting and ready for a network upgrade, then implementing VoIP is a good time to do so because it does not cause unintended costs. The problem, however, is that VoIP requires many companies to abandon their long-term plans to adopt the technology. For example, if you just installed before 1.5New telephony system, it would be unwise to upgrade to VoIP at this point because it is a new technology that is overheating. Technology divide Most importantly, VoIP does not revolutionize traditional telephony, it is just a new technology. As a result, it is almost impossible for an enterprise to understand VoIP from implementation to completion of a range of technologies, such as the telecommunications sector is familiar with voice technology, but does not understand the IP network, and the situation in the company may be exactly the opposite. This is the root of many practical problems. It may require the company to invest a lot of money in technical training for employees, if the company does not consider this, it is not ready to implement VoIP. In fact, in addition to technology and infrastructure issues, VoIP has much more to do with the problem. Of course, at the end of the last century, companies that had upgraded their phone systems to IYCC problems might have to swallow the bitter fruit of training, hiring technicians and network upgrades, eventually implementing VoIP technology. But if you can wait a few years as an outsider, the best strategy is to wait until the technology and business are ready. (Responsible editor: ZHAOHB) to force (0 votes) is tempted (0 Votes) nonsense (0 Votes) Professional (0 Votes) The title party (0 Votes) passing (0 Votes) Text: The five reasons to reject VoIP return to the Network security home page