RaviNamboori Entrepreneur on VOIP Risks & Benefits

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VOIPVoice Over Internet Protocol

• Presentation by
• Ravi Namboori
• Visit us _at_ http//ravinamboori.net

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Contents

• Introduction
• What is VOIP
• Advantages
• Disadvantages
• How VOIP works
• Conclusion

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Introduction

• VoIP -Voice over Internet Protocol
• Its a technology that enables voice and fax
  communications to travel over the Internet by
  transforming analog audio signals into digital
  signals.
• It's a methodology and group of technologies for
  the delivery of voice communications and
  combination sessions over Internet Protocol (IP)
  networks, such as the Internet. Other terms
  commonly accompanying with VoIP are IP telephony,
  Internet telephony, voice over broadband (VoBB).
• Ex Calls and SMS text messages may be sent over
  3G or Wi-Fi.

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What Is VoIP?

• VoIP is an assortment of digitally encrypted
  voice transmissions that are carried over a
  network based on a single common language, or
  protocol.
• VoIP may also allow you to make a call directly
  from a computer using a conventional telephone or
  a microphone.

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What Is VoIP?

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High-Level View Of End-to End Possibilities

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VoIP Benefits

• Cuts down communication expenses
• More than two people can use it simultaneously.
• User hardware and software are very inexpensive
• Plentiful, engaging, and worthwhile features
• Tele-working
• Fax over IP
• Improved software development

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Drawbacks of VOIP

• Will not work during power outages
• Few VoIP providers may not offer directory
  assistance or white pages listings which is
  essential to the small firms.
• Overdependence on the bandwidth
• Voice quality can deter you
• security problems - hacking, virus and spywares

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How VOIP Works?

• VoIP works as a peer-to-peer application,
  entailing handshaking and direct media exchange
  between two IP devices.
• To call someone, the user dials the telephone
  number, the handset translates that number into
  IP address format (e.g, 123.256.1.2), and the
  device sends encrypted data packets whose
  payloads contain messages conforming to a
  particular call-setup protocol between the two
  devices. They then establish a common connection
  for voice exchange. Their device rings, they pick
  up, and media packets flow in both directions.

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Different Types Of Services To a Subscriber

• Opt for VoIP
• There is a subscription-based VoIP service for
  PSTN phone users services through Internet such
  as Skype
• For mobile communications (GSM) networks such as
  3G
• General packet radio service (GPRS)
• Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
  (WiMax)

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Conclusion

• Use Encryption
• Strong Passwords
• Appropriate User Permissions
• Telepacket has come up with high quality VoIP
  Optimization Software Solution.
• It does help in improving the quality of your
  VoIP service
• It helps to reduce the bandwidth consumption up
  to 5 times

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Thank You!!!

• Presented by
• Ravi Namboori
• Visit us _at_ http//ravinamboori.in