A router connects your VoIP phones to the Internet and can impact your VoIP call quality and connectivity. After all, the fast Internet speed is the backbone of your VoIP calls for high-quality voice service.

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Though there are emerging technologies, fax still remains a necessity because it is more secure to transmit legal documents amongst businesses. However, fax was designed for analog networks and works with phone lines. If you want to continue using your old fax machine, and you want to connect it to your VoIP phone system, the easiest way is to use a FXS VoIP adapter supporting T.38, T.30 protocol to connect them to a VoIP connection.

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Simply by entering the MAC address and SN number of an IP phone and the URL of the provisioning server into Flyingvoice’s FRPS, Flyingvoice devices can be redirected to your cloud management platform or cloud PBX for configuration update, making your device management easier.

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Working from home can bring consequences of a lack of communication, and there can be significant consequences to a business, so Flyingvoice offers a VoIP solution that allows you to enjoy stable, HD voice quality and effective communication to improve employee collaboration and productivity at home.

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Modern VoIP phones have more advanced functions than analog phones, in practice users may not know them or forget them. Below we discuss 6 practical functions of IP phones which, given support from Flyingvoice IP phones, make the daily grind of every workplace that much easier.

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The phone system you choose can be a make-or-break decision for your business. There are many things to consider when deciding between a VoIP phone and an analog phone, including cost, reliability and functionality. To help paint a more accurate picture of the advantages of VoIP phones, we'll provide a comprehensive comparison of VoIP phones and analog phones. Let's dig in!

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