Gsm VOIP Gateways
GSM VOIP gateways are devices that enable the conversion between traditional GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) networks and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks. They serve as intermediaries between the two technologies, allowing calls to be made and received using both GSM and VoIP networks.
Product Description
GSM VOIP gateways are devices that enable the conversion between traditional GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) networks and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks. They serve as intermediaries between the two technologies, allowing calls to be made and received using both GSM and VoIP networks.
The primary purpose of a GSM VOIP gateway is to provide connectivity between GSM-based mobile networks and IP-based VoIP networks. It allows users to make and receive calls using their existing GSM mobile phones, but the calls are routed through the gateway and transmitted over the internet using VoIP protocols.
GSM VOIP gateways are commonly used in various scenarios, such as:
1. Cost savings: By leveraging VoIP networks, which often have lower call rates, businesses can reduce their communication costs, especially for long-distance or international calls.
2. Network integration: GSM VOIP gateways facilitate the integration of GSM networks with existing VoIP infrastructure, allowing businesses to unify their communication systems.
3. Flexibility: These gateways enable businesses to take advantage of the benefits of both GSM and VoIP networks. They can choose the most appropriate network for their needs, depending on factors like cost, coverage, or specific requirements.
4. Call termination: GSM VOIP gateways are often used by service providers to terminate calls from the internet onto GSM networks. This allows them to offer services like international calling at competitive rates.
5. Mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs): MVNOs can utilize GSM VOIP gateways to connect their virtual networks to existing GSM networks, enabling them to offer mobile services without building their physical infrastructure.
GSM VOIP gateways typically support multiple SIM cards and offer features such as call routing, call forwarding, call recording, and integration with IP-PBX systems. They can be standalone devices or implemented as software-based solutions on dedicated servers or virtual machines.
