Do you think that Voip or voice over Internet Protocol really helps?
I have recently created two hubs sharing knowledge on Voip technology and phones and would like to inquire from other like minded people about their opinion, so what is your opinion....
At some point, every thing's going through one or two pipes.
If you've digital phone service (which most everyone does these days) it's a protocol like VOIP, being that it's sent in a signal of ones and zeroes.
The differences are the carrier (cell phone, etc) and the technology it uses to encode/decode.
It's amazing, though, that you can virtually get IP/TCP to do anything. Gooo DARPA!lxxy wrote:
At some point, every thing's going through one or two pipes.
If you've digital phone service (which most everyone does these days) it's a protocol like VOIP, being that it's sent in a signal of ones and zeroes.
The differences are the carrier (cell phone, etc) and the technology it uses to encode/decode.
It's amazing, though, that you can virtually get IP/TCP to do anything. Gooo DARPA!Thanks for the additional info. I didn't know that before....
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I work for a VoIP provider who uses a porta-one based SIP stack. What kind of information are you looking for? Are you talking about free pbx systems like asterisk, phones, SBCs, codecs?
What are you looking for?Pr0metheus wrote:
I work for a VoIP provider who uses a porta-one based SIP stack. What kind of information are you looking for? Are you talking about free pbx systems like asterisk, phones, SBCs, codecs?
What are you looking for?Yes, can you create a hub on free pbx systems??? I would like to know many things about them.
I know a lot about VOIP now and I have published around 10 hubs in the voice over IP category but can anyone tell me that ---
"What is COIP????"
