Monthly Archives: August 2008

QoS For Small Networks

August 29, 2008

Today we’re going to configure a Linksys Router for VoIP QoS. Most modern routers offer some sort of this feature. I just picked Linksys because ... READ MORE

If you build it….

iLocus has an interesting story this morning concerning BT's adoption of DECT enabled ATA devices. DECT as a technology with obvious implications for consumer VoIP has ... READ MORE

Selecting A Home Security Surveillance System – Part One

August 27, 2008

Protecting Your Family and Home With Video Surveillance Is it any less safe today then it was 20 years ago? Statistics show that crimes nationwide have actually ... READ MORE

VoIP Supply Named to the INC 5000

For the second year in a row, we are happy to announce that we were named to the INC 5000 list of fastest growing companies ... READ MORE

VoIP History 101 from iLocus

If anyone is interested in a history lesson concerning the technology that drives our business, iLocus recently published a well written piece that will give ... READ MORE

Ask Mr. Andrews: What is a DID?

Q: Dear Mr. Andrews, What is a DID? A: The term “DID” stands for “Direct Inward Dial”, and describes a feature offered by traditional telephone operators. ... READ MORE

Nokia Dumps VoIP (Update)

August 26, 2008

Yesterday I wrote a post entitled, "Nokia Dumps VoIP" that highlighted the fact that Nokia had withheld the native Nokia SIP client, the one which ... READ MORE

First Look: Sangoma U100 USB FXO Interface Device

August 25, 2008

Just received a new Beta product that Sangoma has developed called the U100, which is essentially a 2 Port, USB-based, Zaptel compliant FXO interface. This new ... READ MORE

How Asterisk Users Can Take Advantage of ENUM with Gizmo5

A few weeks ago I wrote a piece on ENUM, what it is, and why it is important to the continued development of VoIP. Today the ... READ MORE

So What’s All This IP Stuff Anyway?

3 part series by Anthony Cafaro Part 2 The need for surveillance solutions began roughly in 10,000 BC when rivaling tribes would pillage one another’s food stock ... READ MORE