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MultiVOIP Gateway Applications. The MultiVOIP gateway
is specifically targeted at businesses looking to reduce
toll charges between frequently called sites. It integrates
seamlessly into your data network and operates alongside
existing PBXs, or other phone equipment to simply extend
voice capabilities to remote locations. The MultiVOIP gateway
is designed to help you maximize investments you've already
made in your data and voice network infrastructure.
Easy Integration. With the MultiVOIP gateway, you avoid
the hassle and expense of replacing your existing routers,
WAN connections or phone system required by other VOIP
solutions. The MultiVOIP gateway simply plugs into your
Ethernet network. Neither your phone service or network is
placed at risk. Minimum requirements: Ethernet network,
WAN connection, IP addresses.
Save Thousands of Dollars Each Month. The MultiVOIP
gateway can save your company substantial amounts in long
distance charges. Even if your company uses one of the most
inexpensive calling plans, a voice over IP network can quickly
return your investment and begin paying you back.
Toll Bypass Long Distance Calling. For multi-location
businesses, inter-office calling typically represents 25-40%
of a company's total long distance bill. To bypass these
charges, each office installs and configures a MultiVOIP
gateway on their network and connects it to their existing
phone equipment to place calls, send faxes, or make
modem connections to the other offices on the VOIP
network.
Off-net Calling. Telecommuters or customers off the IP
network can make free long distance calls by dialing into
a local MultiVOIP gateway and placing toll-free calls to
any location on the VOIP network. You can even have a
MultiVOIP gateway at a remote site dial a local phone
number for a free person-to-person long distance call.
Off-premise Voice Extensions. The MultiVOIP gateway
extends the reach of a company's PBX into remote
office/SOHO locations without installing another PBX.
Now, anyone can place calls to the remote office by simply
dialing an extension number. With support for H.450
supplementary services, the MultiVOIP gateway provides
for call transfer, call forwarding, call hold, call waiting and
name identification. And, with the low-cost, MultiVOIP
MVP130-FXS single-port analog adapter, you have the
ability to inexpensively connect a single analog phone in a
SOHO location.
IP-enable Fax Machines. The MultiVOIP MVP130-FXS
single-port analog adapter also inexpensively turns a fax
machine into an IP network capable device. With T.38
fax compatibility it promises to keep your "legacy" fax
equipment productive for as long as you need it. Ideal
for IP-enabling fax machines in both large enterprise
networks or small branch office/SOHO locations.
Wireless Voice Extensions. To extend a PBX to a building
across the street, or to a location with difficult access,
utilize a wireless or satellite bridge to connect the two
networks. Now, you have voice and data connectivity
without having to lay cables or pay monthly charges for
dedicated lines.
Replace Expensive Tie Lines. A corporation that utilizes Tie
lines to connect branch office PBXs to the corporate PBX
can now use the company’s IP-based Wide Area Network to
complete the call.
Locations
MultiVOIP
Cost
Long Distance
Cost/Minute
Minutes/
Line/Day
MultiVOIP
Payback
Corporate Site/
Minneapolis
$1,499
MVP410
(4 lines)
$0.04 90 104 days
Branch Site/
Los Angeles
$899
MVP210
(2 lines)
$0.06 60 125 days
Branch Site/
London
$899
MVP210
(2 lines)
$0.08 60 94 days
Interoperability. The MultiVOIP gateway utilizes the H.323
and SIP protocols to provide complete interoperability with
other Internet telephony solutions. The inbound IP call
protocol is automatically detected and the voice channel
is dynamically configured to match. The outbound IP call
protocol is configured with the phone number allowing
you the flexibility to call H.323 or SIP devices from the
same port. In addition, Multi-Tech has developed it's own
proprietary Single Port Protocol (SPP) to interoperate with
other MultiVOIP gateways The advantage of using SPP
is that it requires only one static IP address allowing all
other IP addresses to be dynamic. It is also easier to install
behind a firewall as it only requires one open port. The
MultiVOIP gateway also supports T.38 real-time fax relay for
interoperability among other VOIP equipment
PSTN Fail-over. PSTN fail-over allows the MultiVOIP gateway
to automatically route calls over the PSTN network when
the IP network is congested or completely down. This feature
heightens reliability and augments QoS when conditions
threaten to undermine voice quality. Utilizing user definable
controls, the MultiVOIP gateway continually checks if the
LAN/WAN is threatened by packet loss or latency, or to see
if the network is completely down. If it detects a problem,
the MultiVOIP gateway switches to "survivability mode"
transparently routing all calls over PSTN lines connected to
the MultiVOIP gateway. The MultiVOIP gateway continues to
monitor the connection and automatically switches back to
the LAN/WAN once the conditions improve.
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