Without trying to get overly complicated, I'll give a brief overview of a possible network setup for VOIP.  There are sure to be many ways to do this, but here is one that is fairly simple to make work.

In our last blog we discussed our current phone configuration, the $2,000.00 monthly savings we expect to realize and the sequence of the steps we're taking to deploy VOIP. Since my last blog, we've ordered and received our phones, configured them with our Switchvox server and initiated a port request for several of our direct inward dial (DID) numbers. Let's take a moment now to discuss the installation of the Switchvox server and selection of a VOIP provider.

It's a Sunday afternoon, a bit cloudy, grass is growing like a weed, wife is running for a local School Board position and I'm going to escape from the insanity of all that to blog about VOIP.  Yes, the phrase get a life has crossed my mind from time to time.  In this installment, I'll try and cover the basics of our current phone configuration.

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