What is SIP-based VoIP?
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is an application-layer protocol for initiating, modifying, and terminating an interactive user session that involves multimedia elements such as video, voice, instant messaging, online games, and virtual reality. In other words, it’s the handshaking system used for sending and receiving data files over the Internet. SIP is an open standard which allows for greater interoperability between SIP-based service providers.
SIP-based VoIP adapters connect your existing telephone to the Internet through a piece of hardware, usually a router, telephone adapter, or IP phone. It requires a paid subscription to a service provider, such as Vonage® or AT&T CallVantageSM.
How do USRobotics’ products work with SIP-based VoIP?
USRobotics offers service providers wireless VoIP routers, for use on existing VoIP networks. Designed with LAN ports, WAN ports, telephone handset ports, and telephone line ports, subscribers can take advantage of their broadband connection to power both voice and data traffic. Users will be able to share their Internet connection without wires, secure their network with the integrated advanced firewall, and receive voice calls when registered to a VoIP service provider. USRobotics gives service providers a reliable, easy to install and use, secure VoIP router for installation in customer’s homes or small home offices.
What about Emergency Calling?
