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VoIP Router
Overview
VoIP (Voice over IP) is a technology for making voice calls over IP networks, including digitizing and packet voice streams. IP Telephony uses the VoIP standard to create telephone systems that have a higher level of features such as advanced call routing, voice mail, contact centers, and so on.
Objective
- gateway for IP PBX networks from IP PBX networks with ISP or PSTN, usually through SIP Trunk or H.323. So that IP PBX can make calls outside the LAN network.
Objective
- gateway for IP PBX networks from IP PBX networks with ISP or PSTN, usually through SIP Trunk or H.323. So that IP PBX can make calls outside the LAN network.
Benefits
- VoIP Router can also make calling users outside the network
- the Cisco VoIP Router can also be used as a call manager without using a CUCM server
- can be integrated into an IP PBX network by connecting the Fax device to a Cisco analog router
