Introduction to Voice over IP (Part 1)

[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks for watching! More useful links in the description

[@HUCERBH3947]

this, please don't stop this series, i wanted to go in voice for so long this will be my starter, thanks

[@NetworkDirection]

It's a 3-part series, so there's still more to come!

[@YouGenom]

Finally, someone knows the topic thoroughly and explains from A-Z. Thank you!

[@Voipbusinesshq]

VoIP is an advanced phone system offering flexibility, cost effectiveness, and many other benefits. It is essential for businesses to understand how it works so that they can make decision whether they need to shift to VoIP or not. This video is well explained n this aspect.

[@EJCLizP]

Thank you! I've been looking at setting up a simple VoIP system for very small business and everything is very technical and assumes a lot of prior knowledge. This is a great breakdown.

[@knot6249]

Your videos are why I got into networking. Keep it up

[@NetworkDirection]

That's so good to hear! Thanks!

[@daveiooo]

Great video! Super useful for me to bridge a bunch of different articles on different VoIP concepts. Thank you

[@ADJ161996]

Amazing video. Please keep making more informative videos man. Thank you!

[@mr.dingleberry4882]

What a goldmine. Thank you so much.

[@JasonJonesoriginal]

Thanks!

[@lawnboyfreak]

Great information. Everything is laid out well.

[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks, glad you like it

[@haingseang5026]

thanks for your sharing. Your video pretty cool.

[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks!

[@kenbritzman8136]

I wish to start a bpo in the future Can my team overseas use a soft phone application ( laptops) and connect to my PBX in Australia where I live?

[@admiralfang8714]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge i will never forget this deed even if you get money and fame from it

[@NetworkDirection]

You're welcome! Glad to help the community

[@juanjoseaguero6539]

Great !!!

[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks!

[@midimusicforever]

Can just anyone connect their PBX server to the "regular" phone lines?

[@NetworkDirection]

'regular' phone lines, meaning the old physical lines with two wires? Yes you can, but you will need special hardware to do it. A voice gateway. More in the next video

[@midimusicforever]

@@NetworkDirection Ok, will have to check that one out then!

[@saqlainmustaq1187]

I'm Your 1st viewer😁

[@NetworkDirection]

Thanks

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