Dedicated VoIP gateways connect analog handsets to IP network

Designed for enterprises looking to move efficiently and cost-effectively to IP networks, both the Vega 5024 and Vega 5048 gateways connect analog phone systems to an IP network, while providing two additional network-facing analog ports for connection to a telephone line or analog PBX. In addition, the double density of both gateways makes VoIP possible even for cost-conscious enterprises.

VegaStream's 5024 provides 24 ports for connection to standard analog phones, while the 5048 provides 48 ports. Both gateways can act as customer premises and PSTN gateways in carrier networks; and/or VoIP networking and IP telephony gateways in an enterprise setting. Both platforms allow carriers and enterprises to eliminate the need for an infrastructure forklift by enabling standard analog phones to connect to a corporate or Internet telephony service provider network. For more information, visit www.vegastream.com.