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IP Connectivity Methods
There are a number of IP connectivity methods to connect Radios over IP, depending on your IP network. The table below explains the Advantages and Disadvantages of each of the methods.
Unlike many competing products, the Omnitronics Range of IP Gateways support all the below connectivity methods. Contact Us if you have any questions about your particular network requirements.
White Paper
Understanding RoIP Networks
Radio over IP differs from Voice over IP technology in a variety of ways. This White Paper explains those differences and the various considerations the IT team and systems integrators need to understand in order to create effective RoIP networks that meet their needs.
Connection Method
Unicast Real Time Protocal (RTP)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Multicast RTP
Advantages
Disadvantages
Secession Initiated Protocol (SIP)
Advantages
Disadvantages
Omnitronics Unique Conferencing Mode
Advantages
Disadvantages
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