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| uses a "gateway" to route a large number of calls simultaneously from traditional public networks over the Internet bypassing "toll-calls". A server provides the ability to define and validate other IP gateways, country billing rates and prefixes, interdictions and access, and speed-dial shortcuts. This can mean tremendous savings to anyone currently using the Public networks, especially calling internationally. |
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The system provides the "gatekeeper" with a real-time status interface in order to supervise the functionality and task for each channel. The interface provides two feedback views: brief, or full. The application is fully scalable and able to support any number of hardware channels, digital or analog. |
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The gateway can be configured through user-friendly dialog windows. The gatekeeper can also maintain distant gateways, supervise traffic, maintain client accounts and run billing reports on the fly. |
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The system keeps track of all incoming and outgoing calls in order to maintain synchronization with distant gateways and provide a complete record of all traffic. |
Intel and Voice over IP:
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The system is H.323 ITU compliant and based on the Intel DM3 Architecture, an industry standard for CTI platforms. |
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The gateway can be configured with as few as 4 ports for small systems, or can use a digital board supporting 24 ports for T1 or 30 ports for E1 protocols and higher traffic volumes. |
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For internal operators adding a Multi Station Interface enhance the system solution. It opens the gates to WEB unified messaging. |
