VoIP Phone Home (1 of 2) - SIP Softphone, wireless and IP

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Today, a VoIP phone system for the home comes in different shapes and sizes, and the savings from the conversion to VoIP could be substantial, especially if the share of the many VoIP users. There are a number of issues to be discussed with a view to a better understanding of VoIP systems to return home. This conference discusses the session initiated protocol (SIP) softphone, wireless and IP phones. Some important issues are discussed in the second half.

Home and VoIPATA

It 'important to understand that VoIP can be used with an existing telephone system. An ATA or analog telephone (telephone) adapter is a device (usually provided by an ISP) that connects to your Internet and convert your existing analog phone into a digital signal that can travel over the Internet. Vonage has been a popular VoIP provider that uses this technology. Users plug in their phone so that fits in the ATAInternet or through a router or directly to a modem. Since gaining in popularity, there are a large number of service providers using the same system. Each service has a number of different plans.

And SIP Softphone

SIP is a popular example of MagicJack. Allows free calls to U.S. and Canada, and is less than $ 20 per year. When a computer is turned on (a "session"), a line of communication that allows users to receive andcalls from your computer. A softphone is built into the MagicJack, which means that calls can be made and received directly from a computer screen, as if running an application. Softphone applications often takes the form of a phone on the computer of a user's screen. The same MagicJack also has a port for connecting a telephone, so users still make use of hardware, if you do not want the application with the softphone. The computer must remain in both cases. Ousers choose to use the hardware or softphone, MagicJack is how the story of call recording systems and even keep an address book. However, users report in this regard is not consistent with this type of system, ranging from light rough. Be sure to read the reviews for each search system 'of the client (the system). "

IP phones and Wi-Fi

An IP phone includes a phone that uses VoIP to make a call. Theredevices today that are not needed and the power supply plug right into an Internet connection. There are WiFi VoIP phones where a connection can be made through an access point or Wi-Fi hotspot such as a coffee shop or campus, allowing for some mobility. How WiFi hotspots continue to grow in size and number, this technology will be more beneficial for users. If a company uses VoIP technology, the same equipment used at work and homeconnected to the Internet from home, doing a different way to use VoIP for the home.

For more information about VoIP for the home, including services and features, please refer to Part Two.

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