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| Business VoIP Communication Systems |
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Welcome To Your Business Phone and IP System Superstore! Your BEST source for the Inter-Tel 3000 Business IP Telephone System! |
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The Scalable Platform for Business Applications • Expansion made easy with add-on modules for additional lines and extensions Applications Whether you operate your business from an office, retail mall, or from multiple locations in your community, this converged communications offering is ideal for restaurants, retail, and convenience stores; and professional business services such as law firms, insurance agencies, small health care facilities and more. Offices Inter-Tel 3000 is first and foremost a traditional PBX system offering all the features, functionality and reliability expected from the business telephone system you need today. Rich system features such as voice mail, account codes, auto attendant, courtesy service, day/night service, Caller ID, conference, and speed dial, make it possible to project a professional image to your clients. Retail Stores Retail communications require multi-device options, from analog devices such as credit card terminals and fax machines, to voice/data mobility options—allowing your staff to be more productive. Customize your Inter-Tel 3000 system to meet your specific business requirements with flexible, cost-effective, modular solutions. Remote Office/Telecommuter Extensions One of the major features of the Inter-Tel 3000 Broadband Module is the ability to provide off-site extensions. This feature is ideal for companies with a small, remote office or home office with a few extensions. Instead of having to install a complicated telephone system, simply connect the IP extensions to the Inter-Tel 3000 through the Internet. |
System Features Telephone Features |
• Line Access Voice Mail Module: Broadband Module Additional Router Services Supported |
Firewall Diagnostics The VoIP gateway supports the The following codecs are available to Wireless LAN 802.11g Access Point QoS on WAN Interfaces QoS on LAN Interfaces Additional Options |
Some IP Systems require the licensing of optional equipment and software. Larger, more advanced IP Systems like the Allworx, Samsung OfficeServ, and the Vertical SBX IP320 have optional advanced features and functions that may require the purchase of separate licenses and/or equipment in order to activate that particular product or feature. An example of this would be adding an off-site IP telephone in a different city or state connected to the main system that might require a site license. License costs and optional features vary from IP system to IP system, so please research them thoroughly. Smaller systems that DO NOT require licensing fees are the Vertical Xcelerator IP, Panasonic KX-HG400 IP, Avaya Quick Edition IP, and the Inter-Tel 3000 IP. IP Phone Systems have features and optional equipment that are EXTREMLY advanced and unlike most features found on conventional analog, digital, or hybrid systems. IP Phone Systems are NOT harder to install than regular conventional systems, but they may require additional expertise when it comes to programming and configuring them. Besides the basic telephony knowledge required for phone systems, a complete understanding of LAN’s, WAN’s and Data Networking is also required for programming and configuring most IP Systems for off-site operations. The provided system manuals will fully explain this in technical terms, but depending on your knowledge on IP addressing, you may also require help from your local Network Administrator since the provided manuals will assume you already have a basic knowledge of computer networking fundamentals. An IP phone system will become PART of your computer network system (LAN), so if you understand your LAN's operations, you should have no trouble integrating the phone system to it. The rule of thumb here is that if you can configure a computer network system using IP addresses, MAC addresses, routers and switches, etc, then you should be able to set up an IP phone system as well. Most IP Systems tend to cost more than a conventional analog or digital phone system due to the more advanced features they contain. If you DO NOT have multiple offices that require integration or require off site locations for telecommuters, then most likely a regular analog or digital phone system will meet all your business needs and requirements. Are there disadvantages to an IP phone system?
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