What are the three acceptable values for one-way delay, jitter, and packet loss in a VoIP network?

What are the three acceptable values for one-way delay, jitter, and packet loss in a VoIP network? (Choose three.)

What are the three acceptable values for one-way delay, jitter, and packet loss in a VoIP network? (Choose three.)

A.
0-400 ms for delay

B.
1 packet loss

C.
20 ms for jitter

D.
0-150 ms for delay

E.
1 percent packet loss

F.
30 ms for jitter

Explanation:



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raghu

raghu

are you sure for this question a) is right answer i belive it should be d) 0-150ms plz let me know as soon as possible

CCDA wannabe

CCDA wannabe

The ITU’s G.114 recommendation specifies that the one-way delay between endpoints should not exceed 150 ms to be acceptable, commercial voice quality. The ITU G.114 recommendation specifies that 151 ms to 400 ms on-way delay might be acceptable provided that organizations are aware that the transmission time will affect the quality of user applications. One-way delays above 400 ms are unacceptable for general network planning purposes.

JSM

JSM

I go with d) 0-150ms