D-Link has released a VoIP adapter specifically aimed at homes and small businesses, which will allow consumers to utilise their broadband connections and existing analogue telephones to make cheap calls.
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The DVG-2101SP’s phone port relays outgoing phone calls to a public switched telephone network connection in case a power outage occurs or when an internet service is not available. This is said to guarantee that a phone connection will always be available. An LED display informs users if calls are being made over the internet or PSTN.
It supports many useful functions such as call transfer, caller ID display, three-way conference, phone book, spread dialing and hot lines. The unit also supports VLAN, which means the network is segmented to isolate voice communications so they cannot be tapped into.
RRP
$120