System and method for automatically adapting audio packet marking in a packet network
AssigneeAvaya Inc.
InventorJean Meloche
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AssigneeAvaya Inc.
InventorJean Meloche
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Disclosed herein are systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media for managing a packet network to deal with a problem of dropped audio packets. A triggering event signal indicates that audio marked packet traffic in the packet network has exceeded a capacity limit. Upon receiving the triggering event signal, a transmitting device transmits audio packets marked as non-audio packets through the packet network. The transmitting device, for example, is a VoIP telephone. The triggering event signal, for example, is generated when the audio marked packet traffic exceeds a dropped packet threshold, or when monitoring of audio marked packet traffic indicates that audio marked packet traffic approaches a committed data rate (CDR) threshold.
A method of adapting audio packet marking in a packet network, the method comprising a data processor executing computer instructions stored on a non-transitory computer readable storage medium to perform the steps of:
A system for adapting audio packet marking in a packet network, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing computer instructions that, when executed by a data processor, perform audio packet marking in a packet network by the steps of:
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