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Multi-Tech’s family of Voice over IP gateways bridge the voice network to the data network providing a viable alternative to traditional public switched telephone networks. Companies can realize significant cost savings and other business productivity benefits by leveraging a single IP network to support both voice and data.
Today, there are two different approaches to Voice over IP. One approach preserves a company’s infrastructure investment by IP-enabling existing PBXs along with remote office telephony equipment. The other approach builds the VOIP network from scratch by utilizing a pure distributed IP telephony environment. Multi-Tech offers a solution that supports either path.
For the company looking for an IP migration path, the MultiVOIP Voice/Fax over IP gateway is an ideal fit. The MultiVOIP gateway connects directly to a company’s existing PBX, key telephone system, fax machine, or analog phones and extends voice and PBX features and functionality out to remote locations over a WAN. It can seamlessly tie together dissimilar proprietary PBX systems and provide networking capabilities to key telephone systems that previously weren’t available.
For the company ready to transform over to pure distributed IP telephony, the MultiVOIP SS survivable SIP gateway and server provides a viable solution for small branch offices of 1-20 phones/employees. It integrates seamlessly with a central SIP server and provides the branch office with reliable, mission-critical phone connectivity and local office presence by delivering WAN/LAN fail-over survivability, PSTN trunking for local inbound/outbound calls, as well as ATA IP adapter capabilities for analog endpoints (phones/fax machines). The MultiVOIP AV survivable H.323 gateway/gatekeeper is designed specifically for Avaya Communication Manager distributed IP environments and provides small branch offices with local office survivability, PSTN trunking as well as ATA IP adapter capabilities of analog endpoints (phones/fax machines). |
