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Satellite VoIP For Dili Air Services |
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Written by Adam Gosling
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Monday, 22 January 2007 |
The logistics command centre located inside the ADF compound
at Dili Airport
in Timor can now make VoIP calls to the Australian PSTN via Newsat satellite.
The service, made possible by URSYS, MyNetPHone and satellite company, Newsat could pave the way for more satellite VoIP deployments by MyNetPhone.
Although located within the ADF compound the customer is an Air Services Logistics company,
providing support to the Australian defence presence in Timor.
"Our satellite communications partner, URSYS, provides new
routing technology to optimise VoIP traffic across satellite with the MyNetFone
service," said Andy Fung, Managing Director of MyNetFone.
"URSYS has now connected all major teleports operating in Australia into the MyNetFone service delivering
business quality voice calls from any location within the satellite footprints
covering Australia, New Zealand and South East
Asia. As a result, we expect significant VoIP satellite business
for MyNetFone this year," he said.
Grahame Cover, CEO of URSYS said: "To run business
quality voice services over satellite, you have to compress the voice packets
in a trunk and prioritise the voice data via a secure tunnel all the way back
to MyNetFone's platform. This has the added bonus of zero packet loss and low
traffic congestion resulting in business grade call quality."
"We currently support dozens of URSYS clients operating in
what we now call ‘Managed Space Segments' as opposed to ‘Public Space
Segments'," said David Atkinson, General Manager - Teleports at NEWSAT.
"With the move away from Public Space we will able to
greatly improve the security and performance of our Client Networks," he said.
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