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| ____ is a measure of how well a network service matches its expected performance. |
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| A computer configured to act like an IP telephone. Skype is an example of this technology. |
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| In SIP terminology, any client, server, or gateway communicating on the network. |
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| Helps voice and video networks overcome UDP’s shortcomings. |
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| ____ is the use of one network to simultaneously carry voice, video, and data communications |
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| When VoIP relies on the Internet, it is often called _______ telephony. |
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| A streaming video, either on demand or live, that is delivered via the Web. |
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| When using an analog telephone, a VoIP adapter that performs analog-to-digital conversion is known as a(n) ____. |
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| Many streaming video services - and nearly all of those issued over a public network, such as the Internet - are examples of ____ transmissions. |
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| ____ signaling functions are more limited than those performed by the protocols in the H.323 group. |
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| When a caller uses an IP telephone, his or her voice is immediately digitized and issued from the telephone to the network in ____ form. |
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| ____ is preferred over TCP for real-time applications such as telephone conversations and videoconferencing. |
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| SIP and H.323 regulate call signal and ____ for VoIP or video-over-IP clients and servers. |
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| A protocol used between media gateway controllers and media gateways that supports a broader range of network technologies than MGCP. Many network engineers consider this to be superior to MGCP |
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| One drawback to ____ streaming video is that content may not be edited before it’s distributed. |
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