• Provides up to eight voice/fax ports for communication    over an existing IP network or Internet Works with current    10BaseT Ethernet LANs, routers, and WANs without any    changes to existing systems.
• Compresses voice/fax communication to 6.3K bps per    call, using the ITU G.723 standard
• Sends and receives faxes at up to 14.4Kbps
• Field upgradable 4-port model expands to 8 ports as your    system requirements grow
• Requires no integration into a server or desktop PC
• Provides forward error correction, bad frame interpolation,
   and low latency for clearer and more accurate voice    communication
• Supports direct connections to phones, key telephones,    PBX extensions, or PBX to PBX trunking with E&M, FXO,    or FXS connectors on each port Works with all client,    server, and network operating systems
• Allows for remote configuration and mangement over the    Internet or using a telnet, ftp, tftp, or SNMP client
• Provides extensive management capabilities, such as live
   reporting, usage tracking, call history, and voice quality
   statistics
• Includes easy-to-use configuration and management    software for Windows 95, Windows 98, or Window NT
   with extensive online help
• Advanced security and password authentication

The MultiVOIP voice over IP gateways provide predictable, real-time, toll-quality voice and fax communication over your existing IP data network or the Internet. These turnkey solutions are ideal for companies that want to save money on long distance interoffice voice and fax communications.The MultiVOIP works with your current equipment, not around it. You don’t have to change your PBX, data network, or Internet access to implement a MultiVOIP solution.
Not only is the MultiVOIP easy to install, it is easy to use. To place a call to a remote office, simply pick up your desk phone and listen for a dial tone. Dial the access number for the remote MultiVOIP. When you receive a dial tone, dial the interoffice extension number, and you’re connected.
A good VOIP solution is one that is quickly implemented as business needs change. To connect additional remote sites, the central site administrator sends a preconfigured MultiVOIP to the remote sites. To expand you just add additional boxes to the network or add a 4-port expansion card to the MTVOIP400.

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