How to test your network to check VoIP calls quality

How to test your network to check VoIP calls quality

This tool is designed to evaluate the quality and performance of Voice over IP (VoIP) calls over a network. It simulates real-world VoIP call conditions, enabling network administrators and engineers to measure key metrics such as latency, jitter, packet loss, and Mean Opinion Score (MOS). By generating test calls between endpoints, the tool helps identify network issues that can degrade voice quality, allowing proactive troubleshooting and optimization.

Features typically include:

  • Automated call generation and termination

  • Real-time monitoring of voice quality parameters

  • Detailed reporting and analytics

  • Support for multiple codecs and protocols

  • Scalability to test from small to large-scale deployments

This tool is essential for ensuring high-quality voice communication, maintaining user satisfaction, and optimizing network resources.

Access the VoIP Testing Tool to begin assessing your network’s VoIP call quality.

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