What sort of equipment is involved?
To have VoIP, there is typically a special little box (VoIP Adaptor) we provide that connects into your broadband router’s network jack. This converts Internet packets into something your existing phones can use. There are also phones available for use with VoIP that plug straight into your network jack rather than a telephone jack. VoIP Adaptors differ in the number of lines they support, features, and backup options. We will help you pick one to fit your needs. You do not need to have your computer on to make or receive calls. This service uses equipment that stays on all the time like your broadband radio or DSL modem.
To have VOIP, there is typically a special little box (VOIP Adaptor) we provide that connects into your broadband router’s network jack. This converts Internet packets into something your existing phones can use. There are also phones available for use with VOIP that plug straight into your network jack rather than a telephone jack. VOIP Adaptors differ in the number of lines they support, features, and backup options. We will help you pick one to fit your needs. We offer four types of equipment to meet different needs: 1. Grandstream gs286 adaptor – $40.00 Provides a jack for one phone line; plugs into your LAN and power. Simple. 2. Grandstream gs486 adaptor – $55.00 Provides a jack for one phone line. Plugs into either LAN or broadband connection directly to act as a firewall/dhcp server/router for your LAN. Provides better quality of service than gs286 when faced with simultaneous voice and heavy data traffic. 3. Innomedia $TBD Provides jacks for two phone lines. Plugs into either L
