思科VOIP语音技术培训06_CVO.ppt

Chapter 6:Configuring the MC3810 for Voice over Frame Relay Objectives Describe VoFR software and WAN trunk interfaces of the MC3810 List the Cisco IOS? commands specific to configuring the MC3810 for VoFR Configure an MC3810 for VoFR using Cisco IOS software so students can connect and optimize their own VoFR enterprise branch offices Objectives (cont.) Configure the MC3810 WAN services, Frame Relay voice port interfaces, and dial peers using Cisco IOS software so a phone call can be successfully completed between two MC3810s VoFR Call Setup Signaling VoFR Addressing and Routing Frame Relay Service VoFR Design Options VoFR Quality of Service Frame fragmentation Use of small frame sizes reduces delay and delay variation Shorter frames emulate fixed-size ATM cells Prioritization Voice frames sent before data frames Committed information rate (CIR) Ensures no discard of voice frames VoFR Minimizing Delay and Delay Variation Small frame sizes FRF.12—data frame segmentation Voice frames prioritized over data frames Proper use of CIR VoFR Summary Frame Relay is common in many areas The service can be very cost-effective Frame Relay is an interface specification but there is room for innovation Future trends Switched virtual circuits (SVCs) Quality of service MC3810 Voice over Frame Relay Introduction MC3810 Voice over Frame Relay Cisco MC3810 Standards Support and Frame Relay Support MC3810 VoFR on the MFT WAN Trunk MC3810 Voice over Frame Relay Configuration Commands MC3810 VoFR Network Examples Example: MC3810 VoFR Network Outgoing Call from Dial Peer 1 Outgoing Call from Dial Peer 2 Dial Peers on Same MC3810 Example: MC3810 VoFR Back-to-Back Connection Example: Voice over Frame Relay across a Network MC3810 Voice over Frame Relay Lab Lab: MC3810 VoFR Back-to-Back Connection Summary Describe VoFR software and WAN trunk interfaces of the MC3810 List the Cisco IOS commands specific to configuring the MC3810 for VoFR Configure an MC3810 for VoFR using Cisco