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Frequently Asked Questions - IP Phones
Question 1: Should I use an ATA or an IP phone?
Answer:
It depends on your preference and budget. An ATA will allow you to use analog phones for VoIP. While this might save money, they do not have one touch feature keys (e.g. transfer, hold, etc.). On the other hand, using IP phones will provide more features that are similar to digital phones.
Question 2: Can I use VoIP for all the phones in my residence?
Answer:
Definitely, VoIP can replace every single phone in your residence. Both ATA devices and IP phones can be used instead of regular analog phones. This setup requires an account with a VoIP provide
