VoIP Phone Systems

Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, loosely refers to any application where packet-based data networks are used to packet switch telephone calls in real-time. While this technology offers many advantages, it also presents new complexities that must be effectively managed as part of the data network.

 

In a recent white paper from Allworx, a division of InScTek Microsystems, Inc., VoIP that Works!, founder and CTO Jeffrey Szczepanski introduces the Allworx 10X system and family of digital VoIP phones and how they are designed to meet the communications and networking needs of the typical small business, while also simplifying the setup and maintenance of the voice and IT infrastructure for business owners.

 

This white paper goes into great detail to discuss the ins and outs of VoIP technology. It also presents the Allwork VoIP features, discusses SIP Protocol and VoIP and Echo in VoIP networks. To get more into the technical side, the white paper also presents bandwidth calculations, insight into NAT firewalls and how Allwork solves the SIP NAT problem.

 

Service quality is always an issue where VoIP is concerned. Quality of Service (QoS) in relation to the LAN and the WAN are explored in this white paper. Also introduced is the Allworx BLF Protocol—a key system feature—in addition to remote office phones, zoning paging and common problems and tips.

 

VoIP offers significant advantages for the small and large company alike. The technology, however, still has challenges to overcome. Allworx believes they have the products and services in place to ensure that VoIP will work to the highest of expectations. Access the link above to read the white paper in full and determine if Allworx’s VoIP really does work.

 

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VoIP Phone Systems