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The Context for VoIP Peering If it originates on IP and terminates on IP, why convert it to something else in the middle? Adds cost and complexity (operational & network). Decreases control over: User Experience Services & Quality Network / Troubleshooting So… Keep communications IP-based, end-to-end. IP networks are generally private & free of traditional telecom regulation. Helps make possible new, broadband IP-based services, not possible via PSTN. Many big economic and strategic motivations… |