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Deploying VOIP in an office with multiple lines

Asked by Brian1 in Voice Over IP

Tags: voip, multiple, lines, office

I'm looking at deploying VOIP in our office in order to save on long distance. What I need to research is the systems available that will allow us to have a system similar to our current phone system, but using VOIP.

For instance we have one phone number that calls our office, but we have about 15 phones hooked up to the system, and we have 5 different lines. When someone calls that spefific number anyone in the office can pick it up, and transfer the call to any of the other phones. I need to find a system that will allow us to do this using VOIP.

So far I have found a product from Toshiba that they call thier "CIX" that will do what I am talking about. Unfortunately it is still months away from being available on the market.

Does anyone know of any products that can do what I'm asking?

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Deploying VOIP in an office with multiple lines

Asked by Brian1 in Voice Over IP

Tags: voip, multiple, lines, office

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