| Highlights
Easy to Use. Just
connect the voice/fax equipment and LAN to the MultiVOIP, and then map
phone numbers to Mac and IP addresses. Users can begin making calls in
no time with their ordinary phones without training.
Cost-Effective. By
routing calls over the Internet or any IP network, the MultiVOIP can reduce
or eliminate long distance interoffice phone/fax charges. And since it
requires no integration with a server or phone system and works with routed
or Multi-Tech ProxyServer connections, you avoid the need for costly networking
or phone system expertise.
No Single Point of Failure.
A
MultiVOIP network is more reliable than "gatekeeper" architectures. Calls
are centrally processed with a gatekeeper. If the gatekeeper goes down,
the entire VOIP network loses service. If, however, one MultiVOIP on a
network goes offline, the other sites are not affected.
Voice Quality Standards.
The
MultiVOIP supports DiffServ QoS to help provide consistent voice quality.
When network traffic is at peak levels, voice can be given priority over
data. To compare the voice quality of a VOIP product, ITU PSQM P.861 provides
the measurement standard. When tested by an independent reviewer, the MultiVOIP
rivaled PSTN quality.
Application Options.
The
MultiVOIP accommodates changing communication needs by providing FXS, FXO,
and E&M connections for each port. |
