VoIP Speed Test

VoIP Speed Test

Networks Speed test for VoIP Calls

The speed of your internet will impact the quality of your phone calls. It is important for you and your business to ensure that you have a strong download and upload rate. The best way to do this is to test your VoIP speed, to ensure that your network can support your team. The faster the speeds, the more simultaneous calls your business can make. The slower the speed, the worse the quality of your calls and the less calls your teams will be able to make at once.

How many concurrent calls can be supported with my internet connection?

Download Speed

Download speed refers to how many megabits of data per second it takes to download data from a server in the form of images, videos, text, files and audio.

Upload Speed

Upload speed refers to how many megabits of data per second you can send information from your computer to another device or server on the internet.

Concurrent Calls

VoIP phones don't require a lot of bandwidth. Rule of thumb is 200 kbps per user per concurrent call. 5 Mbps might be enough for 25 phone lines.

Most Common Types of VoIP Call Quality Issues:

Packet loss

This occurs when the packet does not arrive at its final destination at all. To hear an audio correctly, you need all of them. When even one piece is missing, the whole packet gets lost. You hear no sound.

Commonly, this is known as a dropped call. These are one of the most harmful situations in clients’ communication.

Latency

If you were in a situation where a response came a few seconds later than it should have, you experienced latency, or “echo effect”. It doesn’t lower audio quality, yet the sound is arriving in irregular intervals. Callers and agents then constantly interrupt each other, since both sides see the silence as an opportunity to speak.

Latency is caused by packets of data arriving from sender to receiver of a phone call 50 and more milliseconds later than it should have been. Because of this, sound arrives from sender to receiver with a delay.

Jitter

Unlike with latency, jitter completely disrupts the audio quality – the speech is incoherent. Parts of audio may also be “skipped” or missing completely, causing awkward moments of silence.

Jitter happens when packets are delivered from sender to receiver in irregular intervals. Some are too fast, some are too slow. The practical example may go like this: When packet number 4 arrives before packet number 1, it causes inconsistency in data delivery. Therefore an inconsistency of sound.

In case jitter becomes extreme, it can lead to a packet loss about which we are going to talk next.

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