SIP Trunking Rate Quotes

SIP trunking Rate Quotes

SIP trunking is a great way for companies to simplify and optimize their bandwidth. As a
result, this technology is quickly emerging as a leading access mechanism for IP-PBXs.
SIP Trunking is based on mature Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) standards and provides
direct IP peering between IP networks and an IP-PBX. With SIP Trunking, companies can
double their network efficiency by replacing higher-cost PRIs. Our service uses compression
techniques that can deliver up to 50 high-quality voice paths simultaneously over a single T1
connection. Companies can dynamically allocate this bandwidth among voice, data and Internet
requirements. They can use a Web-based control panel to revise their service and change
features in real-time from any computer with Internet access.

Customers who are most likely to benefit are those who need more than the standard 23 calls
paths of a PRI as well as customers who want a unified service offering for their multi-location
business. Beyond increasing network efficiency, SIP Trunking can help boost business productivity
with complementary add-on services such as Voice Mobility and other IP-enabled products.

Combined with Class of Service, Session Initiation Protocol offers the same quality as traditional
analog lines or PRI’s, and it creates opportunities to upgrade to complementary services that are
difficult, if not impossible, on a traditional gateway or switch. The options include bundled offerings
of an IP-PBX system along with monthly service fees for Session Initiation Protocol service, or we
can provide managed service for a leased IP-PBX along with the standard monthly fee.

One key to a successful implementation is ensuring the interoperability of our network and your
company’s hardware in advance. We have begun certifying equipment from leading hardware
vendors, and we recently announced that AVAYA IP Office solutions are compatible with our network.
We’re also working on certification of numerous other solutions from leading IP-PBX vendors.

As with VoIP services, some specific devices are generally incompatible with Session Initiation Protocol
service. These include low-speed devices (14.4K or less) such as alarm dialers, credit card machines, postage
meters and Telecommunications Devices for the Deaf. These devices should be identified prior to a purchase
so steps can be taken to avoid a negative experience. Most FAX machines, however, can be serviced.

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