VoIP Solutions Overview

As a wireless data link customer, you can use VoIP products for voice and data convergence. The VoIP equipment connects the radio or cabled network on one side, and connects both the LAN and 4 to 8 analog lines ( or more), from the other side.
VoIP allows you to use your existing wireless data links for telephone calls and faxes, thus eliminating the need to install additional, expensive voice-only lines.
It functions as a voice and data gateway, through which both voice traffic and network data traffic travel.
Our equipments facilitates two types of connections: point-to-point connections, and point-to-multi-point connections.

Point-to-Point Connections

Point-to-point connections occur between two different sites that have a dedicated wireless data infrastructure. Our equipments allows you to use this existing wireless connection to fax and call, toll-free and faxes.You can use them for your voice, data, and fax communications.
In the solution illustrated in the following diagram, employees can use the existing radio data link not only for network data, but also for voice telephone calls, and for faxes.

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Point-to-MultiPoint Connections

In point-to-multi-point connections, an VoIP unit at a central site is used as a hub to connect all of the sites in a wireless network.
Point-to-multi-point connections are used in situations:
1. Interoffice connectivity: several remote offices must be connected to each other, as well as to a central site.
2. CLEC's/ISPs: The low cost and easy-to-use features in the Ipico enable the Service Providers to quickly deploy IP based Voice/Fax services to their customers:
" · Internet Service Provider's (ISPs) and Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (CLEC's) can derive additional monthly revenue from their customer base via provisioning local PSTN voice circuits, enabling inter company toll free calls; thus, through an ILEC the system will route calls to Internet Long Distance Telephony Providers.
" · Internet Telephony Service Providers (ITSPs) can form alliances with local access providers to use the Ipico to simplify the re-routing of specific long distance calls to their PSTN gateways. The Ipico can be viewed as an intelligent "Internet Re-dialer" directing a subset of calls to the ITSP network.

3. Campus: (i.e. community), In the Campus model, the user owns the infrastructure and the end users appliances. The model operates over the existing Intranet network, while a gateway is needed to allow external access. In the Operator model, the operator owns the infrastructure. The model operates over the Internet and a router is needed to manage communication
In the following solution, the CLEC/ISP headquarters is connected to the PSTN using a third-party Telco gateway. The ISP headquarters is also connected to the two branch offices using broadband, point-to-multipoint with any radio technology. By adding VoIP units to the three sites, employees at each location, can place telephone calls and send faxes among the connected sites. The outlying sites can also place telephone calls over the PSTN that is located at the ISP headquarters.

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