Telephone Lines, Trunks & Extensions

TRUNKS:

Comprising of fields to specify your trunk support requirements, as below:

Number of Analog Phone Lines:

Enter your analog phone line requirements.

Number of T1s used only for Voice:

Enter your voice T1 circuit requirements. (A voice-only T1 is a circuit divided into 24 voice-grade channels. PRI is an enhanced voice T1 with 23 voice-grade channels and Caller ID signaling.)

Number of T1s used only for Data:

Enter information about T1 circuits used for data communication and Voice Over IP Phone trunking requirements.

Number of Frac T1s (Voice and Data):

If your business requires both advanced voice and data communication applications, indicate the number of fractionalized T1s, that will support both voice and data functionality of your Digital PBX or Voice Over IP phone system.

EXTENSIONS:

Enter information about your analog and/or digital extension requirements.

Number of Analog Extensions:

Enter the number of analog extensions required to accommodate your analog devices such as fax machines, credit card machines and low-cost, off-the-shelf telephones.

Number of Digital Extensions:

Enter the number of digital extensions required. These will support feature-rich digital or TDM telephones for a traditional phone system or a hybrid Voice over IP phone system / Digital Phone System.

Voice Over IP (VOIP) Extensions:

Enter the number of onsite and number of remote terminals of Voice over IP phone required to support your Voice Over IP traffic and IP soft phone applications.

Number of Internal Voice Over IP (VOIP) Extensions:

Enter the number of internal or onsite VOIP Voice Over IP extension required for your Voice Over IP (VOIP) Phone system traffic.

Number Voice Over IP (VOIP) Extensions in Off-Site Locations:

Enter the number of offsite VOIP Voice Over IP extension required for your Voice Over IP (VOIP) phone system traffic.

BRANCH OFFICE & MULTI-SITE NETWORKING:

This field helps you in deciding the best small community networking solution for your IP telephony requirements.

Will you be linking two or more locations together?
If yes, enter the estimated maximum number of simultaneous calls between locations.