like this, it is difficult to get a true idea about how much bandwidth is required. You could
upgrade to a 1-Gbps link, of course, but that confirms the fact that it’s going to get expensive
very quickly to follow that theory.
Still another problem helps make the case for QoS in the LAN. That problem is interactive
traffic, such as voice and video conferencing. With most data traffic, there is no concern
about jitter and little concern about delay, but that isn’t the case with voice and video
conferencing traffic. These real-time applications have special requirements with regard to
delay and jitter that are just not addressed by adding ...
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