VoIP : Bridging the Gap Between Network and Traditional Telephone

 

VoIP: Bridging the Gap Between Traditional Telephony and Network Telephony

While VoIP is often thought of as little more than a method of obtaining free long-distance calling, the real value (andlet's be honestchallenge as well) of VoIP is that it allows voice to become nothing more than another application in the data network.

It sometimes seems that we've forgotten that the purpose of the telephone is to allow people to communicate. 

It is a simple goal, really, and it should be possible for us to make it happen in far more flexible and creative ways than are currently available to us. 

Since the industry has demonstrated an unwillingness to pursue this goal, a large community of passionate people have taken on the task.

The challenge comes from the fact that an industry that has changed very little in the last century shows little interest in starting now.  

TE110P is an ISDN PRI E1 T1 card,users can build an Asterisk PBX voip phone system based on the card.

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