FAQs

1. What is IP-PBX ?
2. What are unique features NTX 8003 have ?
3. What is SIP ?
4. What are the advantages NTX 8003 over key phone ?
5. Since NTX 8003 have voice-mail, call-billing, CDR, P2P Video, music on hold, and voice logger does it      has multiple hardware ?
6. What are FXO and FXS ports ?
7. Do I need to replace my existing phone lines ?
8. What does Xincom do ?
9. What are the key products from Xincom ?
10. What is IPScan ?
11. What are the features of IPScan ?
12. How Is It Used ?

IP PBXs (Private Branch Exchanges) are complete phone systems that provide advanced telephony features and services between VoIP and PSTN networks. Like its PSTN cousin, an IP PBX is an electronic switchboard that receives routes, holds, forwards to voice mail, or otherwise manipulates calls that arrive over the Internet, rather than via the PSTN. Where a PSTN PBX can connect many incoming and internal phone lines through a set of mechanical or electronic switches, an IP PBX will be mechanically simpler, typically either software that resides on a server or a small, independent server that connects with your existing data network. NTX 8003 was fully innovated from Ntegrator with the aimed to accommodate customers with free interbranch calls.

Common features and services include: call transfer, 3-way conference, voicemail, music-on-hold, auto-attendant, call logger, and auto call routing.

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is a set of standards that helps create, change and end IP sessions between one or more users, such as in the case of VoIP calls or audio conferences. It is notably lightweight and transport-independent, and was designed by the IP-community programmers rather than by the telecom industry.

The primary main advantage of NTX 8003 over key phone is cost (it's cheaper!) Other advantages are as follows: digital features not commonly available on PSTN lines such as voicemail, caller ID, conference, music-on-hold, etc.

No, it’s a single box solution.

Foreign Exchange Office (FXO) ports are interfaces used to connect with the central office or PSTN analog lines. Foreign Exchange Station (FXS) ports are interfaces used to connect with end user devices (e.g. phone or fax)

With NTX 8003, we enable you to keep your existing PSTN phone line by connect to analog phone lines. You just need to install hardware to interface analog phone lines to our IP-PABX.

Xincom is a provider of a range of broadband networking equipment that addresses the needs of small to medium sized enterprises, service providers & SOHO customers worldwide. XiNCOM product line provides innovative and robust networking configurations to ensure redundant connectivity and expanding network performance for growing network infrastructures.

Some of the key products of Xincom including Powerline Ethernet networking adapters, Dual WAN load balancing routers, Multi-WAN Broadband Firewall/Gateway, Wireless ADSL 2+ gateway with VOIP interfaces.

IPScan is an Ethernet/IP resource management and network security solution that enables IT managers to automate the Ethernet/IP resource management process. IPScan controls network access of any device that uses IP addresses. Utilizing a powerful blocking technology, IPScan ensures that unknown and unauthorized Ethernet and IP addresses are prevented from accessing the network. By deploying IPScan into your network, you can centrally manage distributed Ethernet and IP address resources more safely, effectively and efficiently.

The most important feature of the IPScan is to detect IP duplication automatically and provide instant IP duplication prevention. Even though there is IP duplication in the network, the systems can communicate with others.

IPScan is a network-based solution, which eliminates PC client’s agents. End user involvement is not required for installation and use of this powerful IP address security and management tool. Only one IPScan Server is required for an entire internal and external network, managing all collected IP/Mac address information. In addition, the IPScan Console can be installed to manage multiple networks. Policies for IP address blocking, MAC address blocking, time-based access control, IP address conflict prevention, and IP address change control, are easily setup through the centralized IPScan Console interface.