Scenario:
System A and B are both BCM400, 4.0, current patches. New installs.
System C and D are both BCM400, 3.5, current patches.
Calls between systems are routed over VoIP trunks, 24 trunks at each site. Customers at sites A, B, and C are complaining of "static" that comes and goes. There is no consistency in extensions called, systems called, nor time of day that the calls are made. No information from system D yet. I haven't been on-site to watch BCM monitor, so I don't know which trunks.
Where can static come from on VoIP calls? Virtual water on the channels?
Seriously though, I need help. Any ideas?
System A and B are both BCM400, 4.0, current patches. New installs.
System C and D are both BCM400, 3.5, current patches.
Calls between systems are routed over VoIP trunks, 24 trunks at each site. Customers at sites A, B, and C are complaining of "static" that comes and goes. There is no consistency in extensions called, systems called, nor time of day that the calls are made. No information from system D yet. I haven't been on-site to watch BCM monitor, so I don't know which trunks.
Where can static come from on VoIP calls? Virtual water on the channels?
Seriously though, I need help. Any ideas?