• Currently have a dedicated T1 for our computer network. Contract is up and looking for another vender plus VOIP capability.
• Existing system has 5 phone lines and 1 dedicated fax line. 18 phones are currently connected to our existing system. We have an existing T1 line into our facility. Must have the ability to VPN back into our network from outside.
• I am moving my Branch from the Corporate office in Horhsam to Plymouth Meeting, to be in and running by the end of June beginning of July. I have a receiptionist, several admins, and 8+ loan officers. The new space has most of the network wired but more will have to be completed. I need equipment, phones, etc. My current company has a T1 but not sure if I want the T1 in their name.
• I need a quote for 4 to 7 voip Phones, I have may network and vpn's already working and just need the telephony device.
• Must accept currant anolog phone lines and convert to VOIP for are local network. We need 4 fixed phone and 4 cordless with head sets.
• Needs to be able to call any other phone on the network and/or all phones simutaneously ie. Intercom system.
• The US based SBCS system will be a node on a global distance learning network and would like to talk to someone about other connected devices such as smart boards, DVD players, VCR players, tablets and video conferencing rooms and coonectivity issues to the PSTN and eventually to satellite VPN operating in TDMA mode.
• WE have offices overseas so want to have extensions for them, to integrate these offices in our network.
• We are a small business with 26-28 employees we will be moving to a new location within 3 to 6 months and will require at least 35 phones installed and activated on our VOIP phone system. We will have a data network installed but at this time we are still in the planning stage. We are a customer service and sales support company and require a system that will handle multiple inbound/outbound calls simultaneously. Please feel free to reach me via email to further discuss our needs.
• We are looking to replace 2 systems. A 3com NBX IP system and a Lucent Key system. We have a full data network installed and currently run 2 T-1s for voice.
• We are not replacing an existing system and we have no network access at this location. This would be a native installation for use through November 2008.
• We are replacing an IDX (?) Phone system, Executone which is very old and no longer working all of the time. I am interested in the features and benefits of voip. Also would like to know if new phones we add to the system will need their own phone jack or whether they can strictly hook up to a network cable. Thank you, Jodi.
• We are thinking of replacing our existing phone system with an IP phone system. Wondering if our network can support such a system and what are price options.
• We currently have Nortel Network phones that are supported by Cypress Communications. They seem to be a bit expensive so we thought we would seeif by purchasing a phone system we might save some money in the long run in service costs.
• We currently have a very very very basic Nortel Network System. I'am looking to possibly upgrade. Please do not call just email me. We currently have 7 lines with 1 fax line. We have Comcast Business Class internet services with dedicated ip.
• We have 16 Locations that will need to be on our voip network. We also need comparisons for both Premise based and Hosted voip networks, as we haven't decided which to go with yet.
• We have 3 locations, Oklahoma City with approx 35 users, Tulsa with approximately 10 users, and Springfield MO with approx 10 users. We are looking to have 1 unified phone system. Our offices are currently connected via a hardware vpn to have 1 large network.
• We have a good data network with necessary band width. However we are a small company of 15 employees and need a cost effective system. We do have some employees working from distant locations.
• We have a network for data right now, but it probably won't sufficient to support data and voice.
• We have a small business we run from our home from three separate buildings. Is is possible to network together about 6 phones without a LAN? If not, how do you set up a LAN?.
• We have three landline phone lines, one dedicated to broadband, two to voice, with service in two separate buildings (home and office) that are 25 feet apart. Internet access between the buildings is via wireless network. The two voice lines utilize two-line handsets with intercoms (for communication between the two buildings). We need to learn whether it's possible to implement voip and have voice service in both buildings.
• We run small internet sales business we need to be able to accept calls from two numbers.. And if one is busy it rolls over to the next line. We currently use cable for our internet connection and our network is a simple peer to peer.
• We will have a smaill network in our office. One person will be working remotely all the time. We need a realiable service.
• Will have time warner cable Internet provided at 15m down and 2m up. Will be using this for our data network as well 10 pcs.
• Will it work with ISP providing a dynamic IP address? Can I dial the phone from my ACT 5 database as I do now with wired phone system? Can cell phones and other numbers be set up as separate extensions? Can I have somebody off site using the system? Can the phones run off a wireless network rather than plugging into a wall outlet or alternately can the plug into the computer which is on a wireless Internet connection?.
• Currently have a dedicated T1 for our computer network. Contract is up and looking for another vender plus VOIP capability.
• Existing system has 5 phone lines and 1 dedicated fax line. 18 phones are currently connected to our existing system. We have an existing T1 line into our facility. Must have the ability to VPN back into our network from outside.
• I am moving my Branch from the Corporate office in Horhsam to Plymouth Meeting, to be in and running by the end of June beginning of July. I have a receiptionist, several admins, and 8+ loan officers. The new space has most of the network wired but more will have to be completed. I need equipment, phones, etc. My current company has a T1 but not sure if I want the T1 in their name.
• I need a quote for 4 to 7 voip Phones, I have may network and vpn's already working and just need the telephony device.
• Must accept currant anolog phone lines and convert to VOIP for are local network. We need 4 fixed phone and 4 cordless with head sets.
• Needs to be able to call any other phone on the network and/or all phones simutaneously ie. Intercom system.
• The US based SBCS system will be a node on a global distance learning network and would like to talk to someone about other connected devices such as smart boards, DVD players, VCR players, tablets and video conferencing rooms and coonectivity issues to the PSTN and eventually to satellite VPN operating in TDMA mode.
• WE have offices overseas so want to have extensions for them, to integrate these offices in our network.
• We are a small business with 26-28 employees we will be moving to a new location within 3 to 6 months and will require at least 35 phones installed and activated on our VOIP phone system. We will have a data network installed but at this time we are still in the planning stage. We are a customer service and sales support company and require a system that will handle multiple inbound/outbound calls simultaneously. Please feel free to reach me via email to further discuss our needs.
• We are looking to replace 2 systems. A 3com NBX IP system and a Lucent Key system. We have a full data network installed and currently run 2 T-1s for voice.
• We are not replacing an existing system and we have no network access at this location. This would be a native installation for use through November 2008.
• We are replacing an IDX (?) Phone system, Executone which is very old and no longer working all of the time. I am interested in the features and benefits of voip. Also would like to know if new phones we add to the system will need their own phone jack or whether they can strictly hook up to a network cable. Thank you, Jodi.
• We are thinking of replacing our existing phone system with an IP phone system. Wondering if our network can support such a system and what are price options.
• We currently have Nortel Network phones that are supported by Cypress Communications. They seem to be a bit expensive so we thought we would seeif by purchasing a phone system we might save some money in the long run in service costs.
• We currently have a very very very basic Nortel Network System. I'am looking to possibly upgrade. Please do not call just email me. We currently have 7 lines with 1 fax line. We have Comcast Business Class internet services with dedicated ip.
• We have 16 Locations that will need to be on our voip network. We also need comparisons for both Premise based and Hosted voip networks, as we haven't decided which to go with yet.
• We have 3 locations, Oklahoma City with approx 35 users, Tulsa with approximately 10 users, and Springfield MO with approx 10 users. We are looking to have 1 unified phone system. Our offices are currently connected via a hardware vpn to have 1 large network.
• We have a good data network with necessary band width. However we are a small company of 15 employees and need a cost effective system. We do have some employees working from distant locations.
• We have a network for data right now, but it probably won't sufficient to support data and voice.
• We have a small business we run from our home from three separate buildings. Is is possible to network together about 6 phones without a LAN? If not, how do you set up a LAN?.
• We have three landline phone lines, one dedicated to broadband, two to voice, with service in two separate buildings (home and office) that are 25 feet apart. Internet access between the buildings is via wireless network. The two voice lines utilize two-line handsets with intercoms (for communication between the two buildings). We need to learn whether it's possible to implement voip and have voice service in both buildings.
• We run small internet sales business we need to be able to accept calls from two numbers.. And if one is busy it rolls over to the next line. We currently use cable for our internet connection and our network is a simple peer to peer.
• We will have a smaill network in our office. One person will be working remotely all the time. We need a realiable service.
• Will have time warner cable Internet provided at 15m down and 2m up. Will be using this for our data network as well 10 pcs.
• Will it work with ISP providing a dynamic IP address? Can I dial the phone from my ACT 5 database as I do now with wired phone system? Can cell phones and other numbers be set up as separate extensions? Can I have somebody off site using the system? Can the phones run off a wireless network rather than plugging into a wall outlet or alternately can the plug into the computer which is on a wireless Internet connection?.