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02-22-2017 07:58 PM
02-22-2017 07:58 PM
HP Procurve Switches - Round Trip Delay on Avaya IP Office
I have 2 buildings in my environment and each building has an Avaya IP Office Phone system. I am still using Digital and Analog Phones, but calls between the buildings are made over my IP network.
I am not currently experiencing any poor call quality issues, but i keep seeing Round Trip Delay errors in my Avaya System Status under Call Quality Of Service. I am seeing these error message on both systems.
I have HP Procurve Switches. The buildings are connected over a 1 gig fiber trunk. I have setup a dedicated VLAN for the 2 phone systems. In my HP core switch I designated the VLAN as a "voice" vlan. I have also enabled QOS and gave the VLAN priority 7 on the network and also added DSCP 46 to the VLAN. This was per my avaya vendor and I also found it when looking for Avaya IP Office with HP Procurve switches.
Any suggestions on how to correct this so that the errors go away. I believe i already moved the alarm threshold to the highest it could go as the alarms were set the the default levels and may have been to sensitive.
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02-26-2017 10:08 PM
02-26-2017 10:08 PM
Re: HP Procurve Switches - Round Trip Delay on Avaya IP Office
1Gb is not enough bandwidth, so it is probably getting frequently congested.
If you haven't had any voice quality issues, that would indicate your QoS is working for you.
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