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Cisco 1750 series for VoIP to small offices.<br />
IP Phones uses IP telephony, not VoIP, so only the QoS is needed. A 1720 is a good option.<br />
<a href="http://www.cisco/go/1700" rel="ugc">http://www.cisco/go/1700</a><br />
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Cisco 1750 series for VoIP to small offices.
IP Phones uses IP telephony, not VoIP, so only the QoS is needed. A 1720 is a good option.
http://www.cisco/go/1700 [http://www.cisco/go/1700]



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Thanks.. Hadn't thought about ADTran... I use their CSU devices now..Had good luck and sem like a pretty good value...
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Thanks.. Hadn't thought about ADTran... I use their CSU devices now..Had good luck and sem like a pretty good value...

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I am installing an Altigen IP PBX at a site with 4 users. At our other site I am going to utilize 4 IP Phones... Connectivity between the 2 sites is accomplished via VPN. What I'm curious about is which Router's have y'all used for VoIP in this type of situation and which were economical and gave decent QoS abilities. <br />
Thanks!
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I am installing an Altigen IP PBX at a site with 4 users. At our other site I am going to utilize 4 IP Phones... Connectivity between the 2 sites is accomplished via VPN. What I'm curious about is which Router's have y'all used for VoIP in this type of situation and which were economical and gave decent QoS abilities. 
Thanks!

Which Router do y'all think is best?

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