Since IP network congestion can be one source of delay in establishing SBS calls, Communication Manager administrators could consider utilizing this bypass mechanism to ensure acceptable SBS feature operation. However, the system-wide packet delay/loss parameters are typically administered to ensure proper voice quality and might be more restrictive than necessary for signaling-only calls. In other words, Bypass could cause SBS trunks to be taken out of service unnecessarily when delays are disruptive to voice quality, but not severe enough to have a noticeable impact on the overall SBS call setup delay. Avaya recommends that you carefully consider the system-wide packet loss and delay settings before implementing Bypass on SBS signaling groups.