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Telecommunications D-Link launches low end IP PABX
Telecommunications D-Link launches low end IP PABX | D-Link launches low end IP PABX |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Wednesday, 16 November 2005 | |
  
The announcement comes hot on the heels of news from Linksys which is shortly to launch an IP PABX for very small business (less than 16 lines). The D-Link xStack IP telephony solution includes a SIP IP-PABX with conferencing server supporting up to 25 extensions (DVX-1000), the SIP Analogue Trunk Gateway (DVG-3004S) for connectivity to the PSTN and the IP Business Phone (DPH-140S). The DVX-1000 SIP IP-PABX with Conferencing Server is claimed to offer "all of the essential telephony features required for small businesses, like call forwarding, call hold, find me-follow me, and voicemail." The small form factor dual processor unit supports up to 25 extensions. The conferencing bridge enables user initiated conference scheduling and invitation via a web-based configuration interface. A built-in Web configuration tool allows administrators to assign each extension a feature profile that suits each individual's job function, and users can fine-tune their assigned profile via browser according to their preferences and work habits. The DVX-1000 uses MD5 SIP authentication encryption encoder software and an integrated firewall. The DPH-140S IP phone is a speakerphone with LCD screen, 10 memory function keys and supports redial, mute, transfer, voicemail LED, 3-way calling, call waiting, call forwarding, and hold. Prices for the IP PABX start at $US1599 with a five user licence in the US, the analogue gateway sells for $US699 and the phone for $US149.99. ITWire was unable to obtain Australian availability and pricing at press time. |
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