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What is VoIP? VoIP, Voice over Internet Protocol, refers to the diffusion of voice traffic over the Internet. The Internet protocol was original designed as a network to transmit data, and due to its great success was adapted as a voice network.
All persons and companies, large and small corporations that make frequent long distance calls may see actual savings (65%-70%) in their telephone expenses, since by having an Internet connection their volume of calls may be re-routed using the VoIP system, ensuring seamless communications.
Yes, any standard telephone will operate with VoIP
You may do so by connecting the equipment through an ATA (Digital signal converter to Analog signal.) This device must be connected to your home or office Internet service, the device has two ports for connecting regular telephones there being two totally different lines 55-22-22 and ports two 55-22-23. These devices allow more lines in accordance with your needs.
Yes, you may install a softphone in your cellular iPhone, Nokia E71, or smart phone; install the softphone software, configure your line obtained by Univox Technology and you may make your national and international calls through your cellular wi-fi at low prices.
Our platform detects when your service disconnects from Internet and automatically re-routes all your incoming calls to the telephones or cellular phones configured at the time your service was implemented.
Yes, calls may be made to any destination and are charged by the minute at the pertinent rates, in accordance with the country to where the call is being made.
No, calls made between the extensions on your account will not incur additional charges, these are included in your fixed monthly rate, regardless whether your extensions are installed in different zones, cities or countries.
Yes, you may access your network portal where you may review your calls, destinations, costs per minute and amount consumed.
Yes, your telephone has an option to make conference calls between extensions or between extensions and regular numbers, both local and international.
May I re-route incoming calls from my VoIP Univox services? Yes, you may re-route your incoming calls wherever you wish, local, cellular or international numbers.
May I integrate my VoIP Univox to a regular PBX? Yes, The Univox Technology services are integrally compatible with regular Analog or Digital exchanges; your telephone technician must determine whether your exchange has trunk ports available.
How do I know how many VoIP telephones I may connect simultaneously in my office? The number of telephones depends on the bandwidth. This table shows how much bandwidth is consumed depending on the number of VoIP telephones connected in your office.
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