As bandwidth has increased, so has the proliferation of VoIP systems. It has radically changed "telephony" as we know it. One of the main advantages that VoIP brings is considerable cost savings since calls are often free. VoIP is a way to make calls across your Local Area Network (LAN) and or Wide Area Network (WAN). The technology behind VoIP converts your analog voice into digital packets, which are then sent across a network using the Internet Protocol (IP) to their end destination.
Setting up a VOIP (Voice over IP) phone system means your phone will be powered through your existing internet and data networks. This gives you the ability to make calls through your computer, check your voicemail online, and conduct conference calls through the internet. VoIP is short for Voice over Internet Protocol. It is also called IP Telephony since it channels voice calls and voice data through IP networks, through LANs (Local Area Networks) and the Internet.
