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VoIP PRESENTATION
  • BY
  • HÃœSEYIN SAVRAN
  • 220702044

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OUTLINE
  • PSTN an brief history of telephone

3
PSTN ( Public Switched Telephone Network)
  • Known structure of conventional telephone network.

Istanbul, yeditepe
Ankara, METU
PSTN
Call Direction
4
PSTN history
  • Since the telephone was invented
  • in the late 1800s, telephone communication has
    not changed substantially .

5
A Change of Perspective
Cable
Traditional View
Broadcast
Telephony
Data
Wireless
6
A Change of Perspective
Cable
Current View
Data
Broadcast
Telephony
Wireless
7
A Change of Perspective
Content
Data
Reality
Web
Devices
Apps
Voice
Users
Video
Email
File Transfer
Cable
Wireless
Satellite
Fiber
8
These Count as Phones?
9
MOTIVATION
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What is VoIP
  • IP TELPHONY (VOICE over IP)
  • Transmission of voice telephone calls
  • using internet infrastructure.

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Why need to IP Telephony?
  • Economic (uses internet, IP routers...)
  • Further savings. Because underlying
  • network infrastructure can be shared.
  • a single set of equipment, wiring, network
    connection enough.
  • Example a company with reduced telephone
    costs.

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Why need to IP Telephony? Cont.
  • Not only voice but also video is transmitted
    using similar concepts.
  • Spreads at a fast pace.
  • For instance there isnt any internet cafe
    which doesnt have tiny video cameras over their
    monitors.

13
Why need to IP Telephony? Cont.
  • Independent. Much larger selection of service
    providers to provide voice and video
    communication services .
  • No geographical restriction!
  • Located virtually anywhere in the world!

14
Keep in mind!
  • IP Telephony must be backward compatible with
    existing PSTN.
  • There are several communication schemes

15
VoIP to VoIP
Broadband Network
VoIP
VoIP
16
VoIP to POTS with Internet
Internet/Broadband
Istanbul, yeditepe
New Delhi
PSTN
VoIP
Server/Gateway India
17
VoIP to POTS without Internet
Server/Gateway
Istanbul, kayisdagi
Miami, FL
PSTN
CO
Miami
VoIP
LATA
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Basic Idea Behind VoIP
  • Continuously sample audio.
  • Convert each sample to digital form.
  • Send the resulting digitized stream accross an IP
    network in packets.
  • Convert the stream back to analog for playback.
  • Before the procedure above, the system must
    handle call setup. Phnumber to IP.

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Encoding, Transmission, and Playback
  • Two groups have introduced standards for IP
    telephony
  • International Telecommunications Union(ITU),
  • controls telephone standards.
  • Internet Engineering Task Force(IETF),
  • controls TCP/IP standards.

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  • Encoding? Pulse Code Modulation (PCM)
  • Transmission?Real-Time Transport Protocol (RTP)
  • Note RTP is not a tranport-layer protocol. It
    is a tranfer protocol that operates at Layer 5.
  • Each RTP message is encapsulated in UDP datagram,
    which is then encapsulated in an IP datagram for
    transmission.

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Why UDP instead of TCP?
  • Higher overhead of TCP does not make sense for
    telephone call. Because audio must stream! No
    wait for missing packets. Play missing part as
    silence.

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Why UDP instead of TCP?
  • UDP Offerrs best-effort delivery. to handle
    duplication, delay, out-of-order delivery, each
    RTP message contains
  • A sequence number
  • A real-time clock value

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What does real-time clock value do?
  • Allows a receiver to construct the axact temporal
    sequence of the data.
  • If a packet is missing , the receiver knows
    exactly how long to wait before starting to play
    the next packet

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Signaling Systems and Protocols
  • Signaling The process of establishing and
    terminating a call. Includes
  • Mapping a phone number to location
  • Finding a route to the called party
  • Handling other details such as call forwarding
  • Signaling System 7 (SS7) for traditional
    telephone system.

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Signaling Protocols
  • IETF?Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
  • ITU?H.323
  • Aboves must be able to interact with SS7

Internet/Broadband
New Delhi
Istanbul, yeditepe
PSTN
VoIP
Server/Gateway India
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A Basic IP Telephone System
  • Two basic components interconnected by an IP
    internet.
  • IP telephone
  • Media Gateway Controller

Media Gateway Controller
IP telephone
IP telephone
INTERNET
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Media gateway handles voice
Media Gateway Controller
IP telephone
Analog telephone
INTERNET
PSTN
Signaling gateway handles setup
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