Investigating one-way or no-way audio: (part 1)

Tracing a basic call with wireshark by www.voiceinitiate.com
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As we know, the problem of one-way audio is very popular in the word of IP telephony and when it occurs, everyone thinks its the telephony system that's got a problem. However, 90% of the time, it's the underlying network that's causing the problem. This video entry is geared towards providing a method for determining whether the phones in a a call are actually sending audio packets when users are complaining of one-way audio or no audio at all.

[@simonallen8253]

I hadn't realized Wireshark had such an array of tools for VOIP! Impressive. Thanks!

[@Voiceinitiate]

You are welcome

[@MrAngeldmolina]

Hi , very good explanation! Would you post part #2?! I don't see it anywhere. Please!

[@Voiceinitiate]

Angel Molina Hi! what would you like me to talk about in part two. Been a while since I published this one.

[@Voiceinitiate]

Angel Molina . . . and thank you for the kind words :-)

[@dailydoseofjeff]

cant hear you!