What is Voice over IP?

Voice over IP is the same as voice over Internet protocol, often referred to as VoIP.

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Voice over IP is the distribution of voice traffic over the Internet. The Internet Protocol (IP) was originally designed to transfer data over computer networks, and after its successful implementation was adapted for voice transmission.






Voice over IP (VoIP) facilitates the solution of tasks and allows the provision of services that would be difficult or expensive to implement using traditional PSTN telephone networks:

One and the same broadband telephone line can simultaneously transmit more than one telephone call. Thus, voice over IP can simplify the addition of new telephone lines in the company.
The services for which telephone companies charge an additional fee, for example, call forwarding, caller identification or automatic redialing, are very simply implemented using voice over IP technology.
The unified communications system is based on the technology of voice over IP, as it allows integration with other Internet services, such as video conferencing, instant messaging and so on.
These, and many other advantages of voice-over-IP technology, encourage companies to implement VoIP mini-PBXs with incredible speed.