What is VoIP Quality of Service (QoS)?

What is VoIP Quality of Service (QoS)?

QoS is one of the most important factors in a successful VoIP installation. QoS (Quality of Service), is important for all VoIP installs, because, at some point, voice and data will ‘mix’ on your network, or on the Internet. Call ‘Quality’ is not so much measured, but...
What is VoIP Quality of Service (QoS)?

‘SIP Trunks’ explained

“Just what are ‘SIP Trunks’, and why do I need to know about them?” Our old, but trusted Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN), with its analogue and digital ISDN2 and ISDN30 lines, will disappear from the UK by 2025. Telephony is moving from PSTN to...
Nice Feature – Yeastar Hot-Standby

Nice Feature – Yeastar Hot-Standby

Hot-Standby is for those times when no matter how we plan, and how good production runs are, there is that piece of equipment that breaks down, and usually at the most inopportune time! Yeastar’s S-Series phone systems have a feature that allows us to configure a pair...
Nice Feature – 3CX HotDesking

Nice Feature – 3CX HotDesking

3CX have re-introduced ‘HotDesking’ in an integrated, easy-to-use form, with service pack 2 of 3CX version 15.5  (for those systems with 3CX license keys supporting the ‘Pro’ or ‘Enterprise’ versions only however). What is...
ISDN switch off … Why is VoIP better?

ISDN switch off … Why is VoIP better?

BT have announced plans to carry out an ISDN switch off by 2020 – and phase out the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) entirely by 2025.  BT Openreach provide telecom’s services to around 27 million UK homes and businesses.  Their alternative to ISDN...