I have a VoIP Phone with Vonage where highspeed internet service with rogers. More recently my internet bandwith usage has gone up even though I am not suring internet that much (2.5 - 3 GB per day). I am just wondering how much bandwith VoIP takes. Does the VoIP phone uses bandwith only when I am talking on phone?
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The stock figures for a VoIP connection using a plain vanilla G.711 CODEC and well-compressed G.729 are:
Which, I am told, means using your VoIP phone with a G.711 CODEC for one hour a day is about 2.3GB per month. More info at: http://www.dslreports.com/faq/12190 | |||
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Yes, usually VoIP will make some call to server for gathering some infos, but it's a few KB per day, not GB. | |||
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Voip phones use about 100 kbps up and down during a call and they will use some bandwidth when first plugged in for registration purposes. Also, they will re-register every so often as well, but this is minimal communication. | |||
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