Asked 6/23/2008
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In video conferencing, is IP to ISDN connection possible? or it has to be IP to IP / ISDN to ISDN? thanks...? Since there are 2 connections that I can use to setup my video conference equipment, do i have to use IP connection too if the other party we are supposed to confer with is using IP? Or i could use ISDN connection to setup my devices and still be able to connect to other sites that are non-ISDN users? |
Answer 1/1 - Submitted 6/23/2008
you're talking apples and oranges. ISDN is a data link layer protocol and IP is a network layer protocol. You can run IP on top ISDN, same as running IP on top of ethernet.
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