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Voip 140629091411 Phpapp02 PDF
Voip 140629091411 Phpapp02 PDF
VOIP
• A form of business VoIP services where the VoIP equipment, servers and
services are hosted by the VoIP provider, which manages calls and routes
them to and from the subscriber's existing telephony system and
equipment. Hosted VoIP is also frequently referred to as managed VoIP and
can save companies from the potentially expensive costs of having to
invest in VoIP equipment and manage the system.
Voip telephony
VOIP PSTN
• Internet connectivity • Dedicated telephone lines
• Free VoIP-to-VoIP calling (local and • No free calls can be made. Costly
international), but calls to mobile and international calling. Monthly phone
landline phones have nominal plans usually cost around $25 to $30
subscription fees of around 1.2 cents per month depending on service
to 2.6 cents a minute. provider.
• Upgrades usually require more • Upgrades require purchasing more
bandwidth and simple software hardware and dedicated lines, which
updates. can be very complex and costly.
PSTN vs. VoIP: Feature-by-feature comparison(2)
VOIP PSTN
• This feature is typically standard • This feature typically requires
• Most VoIP options offer free call dedicated lines for each extension
waiting, such as Google Voice and and is very pricey.
Skype
• Available at extra cost
• Some VoIP options provide free call
forwarding (Google Voice), while
others offer it for an extra fee or
through a subscription (Skype). • Available at extra cost
PSTN vs. VoIP: Feature-by-feature comparison(3)
VOIP PSTN
• Some VoIP options provide free call • Available at extra cost
transferring (Google Voice), while
others do not support call transferring • Emergency calling is enabled, and
at all (Skype). services are traceable to location.
• Depends on the service, but
emergency calling is usually not
provided by VoIP or is very limited
(Skype). 911 calls are also typically
untraceable.
VOIP SERVICES
PROVIDER
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CHALLANGES &
ADVANTAGES OF VOIP
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VoIP Challenges
• Packet loss
• Latency
• Jitter
• Echo
• Reliability
• Firewalls
VoIP Challenges
• Connection Problems:
• Echo and jitter occurs because of packet loss.
• Internet stability problems can cause reliability problems and this
discourages voip usage.
• routing VoIP traffic through firewalls blocks voice packets
transmission.
Advantages of VoIP
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones is the wave of the future. As technology
improves, VoIP phone systems will continue to thrive as a more efficient, cost
effective way to terminate phone calls. There are loads of benefits for using VoIP.
One of the main benefits is the cost efficiency.
Nowadays VoIP technology is generally used in all offices for making long distance
voice calls with real time voice quality at low charges. So, VoIP technology will be
the best source for long distance communication up to date. It is more useful for
business use too. Using a VoIP phone system will make business sound more
professional.
VoIP technology will be the trend of future. Already, more than 50 million people
and businesses have begun to subscribe to a VoIP phone provider
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