2 Port PRI VoIP Gateway

How a 2 Port PRI VoIP Gateway Works:

1. PRI to VoIP Conversion:

   • The 2 Port PRI VoIP Gateway converts traditional PRI voice signals to VoIP (Voice over IP) signals, allowing calls to be transmitted over IP-based networks such as LAN, WAN, or the internet.
   • Incoming VoIP calls are also converted back to PRI format, enabling seamless communication with PRI-based systems.

2. Dual Channel PRI Connection:

   • With two dedicated PRI ports, the device supports up to 60 simultaneous calls (depending on PRI standards in use), making it suitable for medium to large-sized businesses that rely on PRI for call management.

3. PBX and SIP Integration:

   • The 2 Port PRI VoIP Gateway integrates smoothly with PBX systems, allowing businesses to route PRI calls through their existing VoIP or SIP-based systems.
   • This gateway is ideal for organizations that want to connect multiple PRI lines to IP-PBX systems, providing a scalable solution for modernizing business communications.

4. Cost-Effective Communication:

   • By utilizing IP networks, businesses can reduce communication costs by routing calls over the more cost-effective internet or local networks instead of traditional phone lines.
   • Many 2 Port PRI VoIP Gateways feature least-cost routing, selecting the most affordable path for outgoing calls based on time, destination, and network preferences.

5. Enhanced Call Management:

   • The gateway provides features like call forwarding, call routing, and monitoring capabilities, enhancing the way businesses manage and control their telephony systems.

6. Use Cases:

   • Medium to Large Businesses: Transition to VoIP without major infrastructure changes, reducing telephony costs while maintaining PRI connectivity.
   • Branch Offices: Connect remote or branch locations with headquarters using VoIP, enabling centralized communications.
   • Legacy Systems: Continue to use PRI-based PBX systems while gaining access to VoIP features for flexible communication options.

7. Key Components:

   • PRI Ports: Two PRI ports allowing connection of multiple PRI lines with support for a higher volume of simultaneous calls.
   • Ethernet Port: Used to connect the gateway to a local IP network, facilitating VoIP communication.
   • Control Interface: Typically a web-based interface for configuring call routing, PRI settings, and network preferences.