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BritTrix / Trixbox
Feature List:-
The BritTrix feature list is simply bursting at the seams............
• Web Based Administration
• Up to 15, 30, or Unlimited Extensions (depends on PBX model)
• Remote Extensions
• Receptionist Operator Panel
• Digital Receptionist (also known as an Auto Attendant or IVR)
• Time scheduling
• Voicemail
• Route calls over the internet (VoIP)
• Least Cost Routing
• Music on Hold
• Call Blocking
• Call Return
• Caller ID
• Blacklists
• Call Transfer
• DISA (Direct Inwards System Access)
• Speed Dial
• CDR (Call Detail Record Logging)
• Call Pickup
• Call Parking
• Call Forwarding
• Ring Groups
• Call Queuing
• Audio recordings of calls
• Distinctive Ringing
• Do Not Disturb
• Call Waiting
• Three-way Calling
• Follow-Me
• Click To Call
• Conference Calls
• Overhead Paging / Public Announcement
• Wake up / Alarm Calls
• Local Weather Reports
• Free Updates to the software
• Uses IP based phones
• No new wiring
• Plus too many other great features to list!!…
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Home » pbx » Applying SIP protocol in a Hosted PBX system
Applying SIP protocol in a Hosted PBX system
Filed under: Pbx
By: John K
A Hosted PBX system is implemented using the VoIP protocol to provide call management and routing at a lower cost. The SIP protocol is effectively used here for providing a high level of quality in the voice communication. This protocol enables a service provider of Hosted PBX system to provide the same quality of service as the conventional phone system, but at an affordable price.
The SIP protocol was developed during the mid-90s. It is a text based real-time communication protocol used in the IP (Internet Protocol). This protocol performs basic call related tasks such as call initiation, session setup and termination, dial tone, call transfer, and other tasks such as caller ID and caller hold. SIP is basically a text based protocol, which makes it easy to program and add features when required.
In a phone system utilizing SIP, the call setup is managed by the SIP agents present in the end-points i.e. the phones. This enables two different phones to function in a more peer-to-peer fashion. A voice channel is established directly between the two end-points, delivering sound with the same quality as the conventional telephone system.
A Hosted PBX system thus cannot be simply categorized as a low-cost alternative. In fact, it matches with the big expensive modern Business phone systems owned by well-established multinationals.
This article has been published by AccessDirect, a leading provider of Hosted PBX phone systems. Our phone system comes with SIP voicemails, online fax, automated attendant, and toll free call forwarding. We also provide toll free phone numbers and local numbers. Visit us at www.messagingservice.com.
John K represents AccessDirect, a leading provider of Virtual Phone System.
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