[VoiceOps] G729 across ATM
Kris Alberts
Kris.Alberts at is.co.za
Mon Sep 7 11:24:06 EDT 2009
Hi
I'm trying to ensure optimal bandwidth usage for our VoIP solution. The
last mile link to the customer is ATM.
I have done some calculations, and unless I'm missing something here it
seems 1 voice packet will always be split across two ATM cells. I'm not
finding a good doc that can break this down into detail.
Voice usage per packet:
Codec: G729a, using 20ms sample size, 20 byte payload = 20 bytes.
Layer3: IP/RTP/UDP header = 40 bytes
Bandwidth required = at least 60 byte packet.
ATM Cell: 53 bytes - 5 overhead - 8 AAL trailer
Bandwidth available = at most 40 bytes.
My first question is: How does the Cisco voice bandwidth calculator fit
G729 on 10ms or 20ms or 30ms payload into 1 Cell? Do they assume cRTP is
enabled?
Then, I'm not finding a good doc on how to effectively calculate
bandwidth usage for cRTP across ATM. Configuring it via a
virtual-template interface seems straight forward though.
Lastly, if I manage to get a G729 packet squeezed into 1 cell, apart
from the obvious save in bandwidth consumption, should there be any
other improvement in the solution as a whole?
Regards,
kris
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