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When you sell a few thousand VoIP gateways every year you end up fielding A LOT of questions. Funny thing is the same questions about VoIP gateways get asked over and over again. The FAQ that you’re about to read about VoIP gateways has been compiled over the last five years. It contains the most commonly asked questions from folks just like you. What is a VoIP gateway? A VoIP gateway is a piece of hardware that converts TDM telephony traffic from the PSTN in...

You're ready to buy a VoIP system. You've picked out your VoIP service provider. You even know which VoIP phone system you're going to buy. But you're worried. What if the power goes out? What if my Internet connection goes down? Or maybe you're concerned about call quality since telecommunications is critical to your business's success. Don't worry. You're not alone. Thousands of VoIP system owners have had t...

VoIP adapters are simple devices. But that doesn’t mean that selecting one is. Here are four easy steps for you follow in order to select the right VoIP adapter. How many telephones do you need to connect? The number of telephones that you need to connect to your VoIP adapter will determine the number of FXS ports you will need. If you want to connect telephone you will need a VoIP adapter with one FXS port. If you want to connect two home phones, you will need ...

1. What is a VoIP Adapter? 2. FXS and FXO Ports 3. How does a VoIP Adapter Work? 4. VoIP Protocols 5. Voice Codecs 6. The Types of VoIP Adapters 7. Features of a VoIP Adapter   VoIP adapters are simple devices - But they are critical for residential VoIP service. That's why it's important to understand VoIP adapters before you purchase one. What's the best way for you to do that? Why it's to learn more about VoIP adapters! Hop...

Selling tens of thousands of VoIP adapters every year exposes you to A LOT of questions. The interesting thing is that the same questions seem to be asked over and over and over again. That’s how this FAQ came to be. The VoIP adapter overview you’re about to read has been compiled over the last five years. It contains the most commonly asked questions about VoIP adapters from folks like you. What is a VoIP adapter? A VoIP adapter is a device t...

Frequently Asked Questions - Network Equipment Question 1: What are VoIP Gateways? Answer:   VoIP Gateways are devices that take analog voice signals and convert them to IP for transport over the LAN or WAN.  Question 2: What are FXO and FXS ports? Answer:   Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) ports are interfaces used to connect with the central office or PSTN analog lines. Foreign Exchange Station (FXS) ports are interfaces used to connect with end user devices (e....

Your VoIP gateway can be simple Or it can be a complex nightmare… You're a smart person. You want to avoid the tossing, turning and sleepless nights that a VoIP gateway can cause. But how do you avoid a complex nightmare? Simple. You start by educating yourself about VoIP gateways. Exactly what the information below well help you do. So read on and avoid turning your VoIP gateway into a nightmare. What is a VoIP gateway? A VoIP gateway is a piece o...

Frequently Asked Questions We suggest perusing our FAQ page for anyone seeking to find common information on VoIP Technology. If you are looking for information that you cannot find on this page, please feel free to contact us at 1-800-398-8647. Basic VoIP 1.  What is VoIP? 2.  What are the advantages of VoIP over analog PSTN lines? 3.  What type of service and equipment are needed for VoIP deployment? 4.  ...

Keeping up with the latest in technology for your business can be tough. A few years ago you upgraded your PBX system. It's barely paid for. Now you hear about VoIP and the power of a VoIP system . You have to have one. But what about all that money you've already spent on your existing PBX system? You might not be able to recoup all of the investment you've made in your old PBX system. However you can recoup some by using your existing analog telephones with your VoI...

The experts at VoIP Supply still remember what it's like to not know your FXS from your FXO. That's why besides giving us a call at 800-398-8647, we've built a number of helpful references for you to learn more about VoIP and how to go about making an...