How do video and VoIP services affect routing security and network management?
McCabe: The routing protocols may need to accommodate quality-of-service mechanisms to allow voice and video to have higher priority over data services. Your network management needs to have hooks in it so that you can monitor it and resolve problems that are related to voice and video. Security has to be modified to accommodate voice and video flows through this network. There are definite impacts of having new services in the network and as a result, the traffic flows impact all of the other functions of the network. Q. What would one do to ensure a smooth implementation? McCabe: I try to look at things from a traffic flow perspective. All applications and services generate traffic flows through the network. All of the functions of the network (security, network management, routing, addressing, performance), those are all impacted on traffic flows. I look at where the application is going to be provided, what kind of traffic flow is going to be generated and what will need to be done
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