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What Is VoIP? Voice Over Internet Protocol which is abbreviated as VOIP, is a technology or methodology to deliver voice communication over the Internet.

Towards the end of the day, your call quality relies upon the quality and speed of your web association. Hence, there are numerous tools available over the internet to check the quality and speed of the network.

Basic Terminologies Let’s familiarize with some of the terminologies that are used to analyze the test results:

Network packet: A network packet or data packet is a small unit/block which carries the data over a network. Packet Loss: While transmitting data, due to the network congestion some packets might get lost and this is termed as packet loss. Greater the packet loss, the more time will be the time it would take to download the web page. Latency: Time taken by a packet of data to reach from one point to another is referred to as latency. A good network has zero latency. Jitter: The differences between the maximum and minimum latency as a result of a ping test is known as Jitter. The network is considered as good if Jitter is lower than 25 milliseconds. Network: The group of computers that are connected together with a motive to communicate with each other is called a Network. Differences Between MBps and Mbps One of the biggest confusion of people using the internet is the difference between the terms MBps and Mbps.

People using Internet connection assume that if the speed of their internet connection is 1 Mbps then they will be able to download a file of 1 MB in just a second. Which means that 1 MB of data is being downloaded every second.

However, this is not the case. MB represents MegaByte whereas Mb denotes Megabit and 1 Mb = 1/8 MB. Hence, in order to download 1MB data per second, you need to have a download speed of 8 MBps.