SIP trunking modernizes business phone systems by bringing cloud telephony to existing PBX systems or VoIP networks. This service delivers your calls more effectively than traditional landlines since SIP trunking uses the internet.
SIP stands for Session Initiation Protocol. It’s a signaling protocol that breaks voice data down into digital packets. Then, it delivers the packets from one destination to another - also known as a packet switch network.
Additionally, SIP trunking leaves behind messy physical connections and uses virtual “trunks” instead. A trunk holds several SIP channels, and each channel represents one inbound or outbound call. This allows you to make and receive calls at the same time.
SIP trunking offers many benefits to businesses looking to bring advanced functionality to their current systems. These benefits include quick setup, scalability, cost savings, reliability, and much more.
In this video, we will dive into the basics of SIP trunking:
What is SIP Trunking?
How Does SIP Trunking Work?
What You Need to Get Started
A Deeper Look into SIP Benefits
To learn more about SIP trunking or how you can integrate it into your existing network, visit United World Telecom.com or chat with our telecom experts today at +1 (561) 908-6171.
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