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Not having a correctly configured QoS could result in one (or all) of the following issues: Latency : When the RTP packets haven’t been assigned their required priorities they will be delivered at the devices’ default speeds. In a congested network, the packets have to travel along with the rest of the non-urgent packets. While network latency itself won’t have an effect on the quality of the delivered audiovisual data per se, it will affect communication between end-users. At 100ms of latency, they will start talking on top of one another as the packets arrive out of sync, and at 300ms the conversation stops being comprehensible. Jitter : Real-time applications remove standard transport level buffering, so there is no mechanism to reassemble arriving packets in the correct order. Jitter is the irregular speed of packets on a network. It can result in packets arriving late and out of sequence. As the application does not wait for the stream to be assembled correctly, out of sequence pa...

What is Packet Loss ? You are facing the problem while on going calls as "Hey, Your Voice is breaking Up; I cannot hear you." So, this statement is the result of packet loss during on calls, at that time some Data Packets were dropped. So this issues are occur with VoIP Communications, but it can also getting with a Live Video streaming as well as online gaming. Hence being networking person you should aware through such type of issues and for that this blog will help you out through By 5 Steps with detail information. Step 1: Open Windows menu Just open our Windows menu to locate our command processor. When opened, search from “cmd”. Step 2: Open Windows Command Processor Next we locate our Windows command processor (cmd), which is “cmd” that we will be using to run each Packet Loss test. The first item we want to find is ours computer IP address. The IP address is necessary as we will use it for the packet loss. Step 3: Check IP address To validate computer...