A device that allows analog telephones, as well as the PCs
in a home network, to be connected to a high-speed Internet connection. VoIP
signals are routed to the telephones, while other IP traffic is routed to the
PCs on the network.
VoIP (Voice over IP) technology supports digital
residential telephone service over long-distance networks like the Internet.
Hooking up telephones to VoIP usually requires a hardware adapter connected to
the home Internet link. These adapters can be purchased and installed
separately. However, as an alternative to maintaining yet another gadget at
home, VoIP routers (also called VoIP gateways) feature built-in telephone
terminal adapters in addition to their normal wireless networking functions.
There are so many routes
are in market. We offer 3 different routes:
Route Grey or non cli -> lowest possible rates, no guaranteed quality
Route Standard cli -> low rates, good quality
Route Premium cli -> slightly higher rates, very good quality
Route Grey or non cli -> lowest possible rates, no guaranteed quality
Route Standard cli -> low rates, good quality
Route Premium cli -> slightly higher rates, very good quality
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