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VoIP Over Ethernet

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  • 18th October 2001 at 02:51 #20783
    Deepak George
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    If I am using compressed header the RFC 2508 states that the layer2 protocol
    should be able to provide indication for the following 4 packet formats:
    1) FULL_HEADER
    2) COMPRESSED_UDP
    3) COMPRESSED_RTP
    4) CONTEXT_STATE

    If I am using ethernet for layer2, with type encapsulation
    Can somebody help me in finding the type opcodes for incating the
    above 4 conditions?Where can I get more information about it?

    Thanks
    Deepak

    23rd October 2001 at 22:03 #20784
    Rommel
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    RFC2508 does not take into account ethernet. Notice that it discusses low speed serial links.

    When “requirements that the link layer provide some packet type codes, a packet length indication, and good error detection.”, I think the standard HDLC, Frame, and PPP types of encapsulation will take care of those “requirements.”

    If you have a lot of bandwidth, such as ethernet, do you really need header compression?

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