by Ian McLeod | Aug 13, 2020
SIP Trunking is a virtual link or connection to replace your traditional PSTN. Using a Sip Trunk you can transmit voice, data, and video over the Internet. Rather than through the Public Switched Telephone... by Ian McLeod | Aug 13, 2020
A server is the cornerstone of your technological installation. This is a Computer or device that “serves” applications and data to the rest of your network. Individual machines connect to a server over a LAN (in the case of an on-site server) or a WAN... by Ian McLeod | Aug 13, 2020
Real-time Transport Protocol or RTP is a network protocol that governs the real-time transmission of voice and video data Packets over an IP network. Online services including Streaming, telephony, and web-based systems often times use RTP for its quick delivery... by Ian McLeod | Aug 13, 2020
The RJ45 is similar to the RJ11, except its connector has eight pins, and it serves as the interface for ethernet networks instead of telephone networks. The clear plastic jacks of the RJ45 usually have a Cat 5E cable running between each jack. Creating a connection... by Ian McLeod | Aug 13, 2020
A Router is a network device you use to connect your computer (or computers) to a data network. Using this connection, the router also intercepts, deciphers, and—based on the destination IP address—directs information packets that travel between... by Ian McLeod | Aug 12, 2020
A Dynamic IP Address is an IP address that changes over time. Most services provide a Dynamic IP address unless otherwise specified. They can change every time you log onto your computer, or every few days, weeks, or months, depending on your Internet Service Provider...