There are many options available if you are in the market for a VOiP based phone system, everyone wants to sell you a new system and do a rip and replace as far as your trusted traditional phone system goes.
When you want to IP enable your current phone system, there are not many options. Replacing […]
There are many ways to enable unified communications across your organization, there are hardware based solutions from companies like Cisco to software based solutions from the likes of Microsoft.
Office Communications Server 2007 or OCS 2007 is a venerable platform for providing communications connectivity, be it voice or video, keep in mind Exchange takes care of […]
If you’ve read this thread http://www.voipwonders.com/2008/04/24/configuring-3cx-phone-system-with-cbeyond-sipconnect.html/trackback you’ll see my comment about needing to disable RFC2833 and SIPInfo for DTMF.
This is very easy in 3CX client, you simply uncheck the option under DTMF under connections. for Xlite client, it is hidden away in the advance menu. First you need to access the advanced menu, you can do […]
Using Microsoft Windows as base OS for VoIP Systems
18 May
Posted by Nadeem as Resources | 111 Views
There have been many arguments about Microsoft Windows as a stable enough OS for enterprise VoIP deployments. The fact of the matter is most high-end enterprise class phone systems use Microsoft Windows systems in one way or another; from Cisco to Mitel.
Then we have SMB class of VoIP phone system that run day in and […]
I talk mostly about technology and technical specifications as they pertain to VoIP, today I started to think about the business end of things. Let me explain;
Technology is something that we focus on here at Voipwonders.com but most small to medium businesses don’t really care about technology. These companies may already have someone in-house for […]
Configuring 3CX phone system with Cbeyond SIPConnect
24 Apr
Posted by Nadeem as Resources | 264 Views
You probably haven’t tried to configure 3CX with Cbeyond’s SIPConnect service, as it’s not publicly supported yet. I’m testing a 3CX connection to Cbeyond’s SIPConnect as a trial and here are my findings so far;
First of all, it was the simplest easiest SIP Conversion I’ve ever done. We were done in about an hour from […]
What most of us understand as unified communications (UC) is really not true unified communications. Some organizations are now moving on to UC with a twist by unifying landline and cellular networks.
The capability required to do this is the ability for users to seamlessly switch from landline at the office and move out of the office while staying […]
With the huge number of VoIP providers out there and the flux of them coming and going, it can be hard to make the correct choice.
You want to sign up with a company that is easy to work with and where every once in a while you can get hold of a human being if […]
Get Your Bandwidth Back from Peer to Peer (P2P) Applications
10 Apr
Posted by Nadeem as Resources | 271 Views
There has been severe backlash against ISPs blocking certain types of traffic, specifically peer-to-peer (P2P) traffic. The backlash has even caused some ISPs to reverse their decision about blocking or throttling such traffic.
In the enterprise, however, where the data network may also be carrying voice and video traffic, sooner or later you will have to […]
I think it needs mentioning, on the Cisco UC500 series appliance, you cannot seperate the wireless access point, network switch or firewall from the rest of the appliance. These are not seperate pieces of hardware that connect together but instead is one hardware device with different software licenses allowing you to use components that you […]