Why TCP/IP Is not Sufficient for VoIP

April 5, 2005
By Developer.com Staff
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With traditional telephone systems, once a 'path through the network' has been established to make a connection, it remains stable and predictable for the duration of the call. Not so for the Internet. So, what makes an 'unreliable' TCP/IP network able to carry voice traffic?

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