Difference of IP Telephones from Ordinary Telephones.

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Hello, I’ve heard about IP Phones and I’m confused about it. How does it differ from Ordinary Phones? When to use IP Phones? Which is better to use?

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Difference of IP Telephones from Ordinary Telephones.

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IP Phone or VoIP Phone an alternative to analogue telephone. So what are VoIP Phones and how they are better than traditional telephone. VoIP Phones use Voice over IP technology means they use your computer network or Internet and Voice is digitized so there is no packet loss whatever voice packet is sent over network is received exact.

VoIP phone work anywhere as long as internet or intranet is available. Rather then telephone exchange it works on internet phone service also known as VoIP Providers. Moreover VoIP Phones saves your separate wiring cost they are act as bridge between your LAN cable and PC port. No additional wiring required.

Many IP Phones (including Video IP Phones) can work without IP PBX they may offer limited features but can be used for calling between two near or distant locations.

They have made it incredibly simple for first time users to set up and running VoIP services. It is well document 4 or 5 steps perhaps easier than setting up a DSL router.

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Difference of IP Telephones from Ordinary Telephones.

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IP Phone also known as VOIP phones or SIP Phone. IP phones required computer hardware and internet connection to dial a phone call. Example of IP phone is Skype. This is the main difference which is absent in traditional phones.

 

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Difference of IP Telephones from Ordinary Telephones.

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An IP phone is also called a VoIP phone. It utilizes Voice over IP technologies to place and transmit telephone calls over an IP network like the internet instead of a traditional PSTN or Public Switched Telephone Network. Your phone calls are routed over the internet or your LAN or Local Area Network. IP phones have many advantages over ordinary phones.

One is reducing your phone call costs since you no longer need to use the telephone network of your telephone service provider for making calls. Two, you are taking many technical advantages of using IP technology for telephony. To use an IP phone, just plug it in any available LAN port and it will automatically register at the VoIP phone system.

An IP phone behaves exactly as what an ordinary phone does. It also keeps its number. These are all made possible because of the SIP protocol. SIP is the short term used for Session Initiation Protocol. It is an IETF or Internet Engineering Task Force standard protocol for starting an interactive user session that includes multimedia elements like gaming, video, voice, virtual reality, and chat.

Similar to SMTP or HTTP, SIP operates in the Application layer of the OSI or the Open Systems Interconnection communications model. The Application layer is the level responsible for guaranteeing the possibility of communication. SIP can create internet telephony calls or multimedia sessions and then modify or terminate them.

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