[cisco-voip] branch office help

[Voll, Scott]

As far as QoS we have either Fiber or T1's to our remote locations.  So QoS
is just the normal LLQing.

If we were to have service failures the routers at each location are setup
for SRST to keep basic functions up and running.

Scott

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Sent: Thursday, June 23, 2005 10:32 AM
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Subject: [cisco-voip] branch office help

Hello All,
I can't tell you how happy I am to be part of this mailing list. The
information communicated will be invaluable to my eventual corporate
installation. However, I am still unsure of the best/most popular method
of interconnecting branch offices. I have offices of varying sizes, from
1-20 users, and would like to know what types of setups people have done
in order to retain QOS and avoiding service failure at each office.
Can you please share your experiences with me? (if you don't want to
bombard the list, you are more than welcome to reply to me directly)
Thank you,
Avidan

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