Both Digital VoIP Gateways and Analog VoIP Gateways play a crucial role in integrating traditional telephony systems with VoIP systems.
What is the difference?
Digital VoIP Gateways link digital telephony systems, such as ISDN or PRI lines, to VoIP networks, managing digital signals' conversion into IP packets for internet transmission.
Analog VoIP Gateways connect analog telephony systems (PSTN lines or analog phones) to VoIP networks, converting analog voice signals into digital packets for VoIP communication.
Check out the key features of DINSTAR Digital VoIP Gateway, the MTG2000.Scalability: Tailor your communication needs with 4 to 20 ports E1/T1 in a sleek 1U chassis.
Simultaneous Calls: Handle up to 600 simultaneous calls
Redundancy Assurance: Dual MCU units and power supplies for enhanced reliability.
SIP Trunk Compatibility: Connect effortlessly with multiple SIP trunks for expanded reach.
Full VoIP Platform Compatibility: Fully compatible with mainstream VoIP platforms.
