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dthomas
14 hours ago

I would like to cut the telephone cord at my house and switch over to a VoIP system. It would save me hundreds of dollars per year, but...

Tags: DSL, telephone, voip |
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dblacharski
8 weeks ago
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I've always just used my landline, connected to a tape recorder via a simple device I bought from Radio Shack, to record phone calls. I...

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TheCount
8 weeks ago

Is there a way to record your calls over Skype?

Tags: skype |
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gabrielle
9 weeks ago
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tganley
10 weeks ago

Will a fax machine work ok with a SIP/VoIP telephone system?

Tags: fax, SIP, voip |
3 Answers |
aiden
14 weeks ago

Are there specific steps beyond standard network security practices that a business should take to make a VoIP system more secure?

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jack12
17 weeks ago

Ok, I understand that I need a certain amount of bandwidth to ensure good call quality on a VoIP system, but what is the most important...

Tags: jitter, latency, voip |
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jack12
20 weeks ago

Someone told me that there was a way to set up push notifications on your PC so you don't have to constantly pull out your Android when...

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tswayne
20 weeks ago

I read an article in Forbes this morning about a guy who demonstrated an attack on Cisco VoIP phones, and he was able to access the mic...

Tags: voip, VoIP security |
5 Answers |
merry
20 weeks ago

I need to save my Skype contacts in order to reinstall /use them on another machine. How do I do that?

Tags: skype |
1 Answer |
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