The limitation is based on Internet bandwidth capacity and the number of channels ordered. Each non-compressed call uses approximately 85kbps of bandwidth.
The limitation is based on Internet bandwidth capacity and the number of channels ordered. Each non-compressed call uses approximately 85kbps of bandwidth.
The beautiful thing about a cloud service is that it can be accessed from virtually anywhere. If you call Support at 877-388-1971, they can help you switch on the proper settings.
Your SIP Trunk will be unable to process inbound or outbound calls if your Internet connection drops. We recommend that you include disaster recovery forwarding in your business continuity plan. When the need arises, DRF allows your incoming calls to be immediately diverted to any working numbers, such as a cell phone or a new location. For assistance, call Support at 877-388-1971.
SIPSRUS SIP trunking is available in the US and Canada. Also in 65 other countries, please contact support for more details.
Yes. All extended area and international calls are billed at per minute rate, and rates will vary depending on area/country.
Yes. SIPSRUS supports inbound toll-free numbers. Toll-free service is available as a metered service only.
Yes. With SISPRUS IP based faxing, you can send and receive faxes from a web interface or from your local fax machine with incredible reliability.
We include E911 services for one address, and you can add additional addresses as needed for systems spanning multiple locations.
This is necessary to provide emergency services. There can be multiple channels or numbers per SIP trunk, but only one E911 enabled number is required.
Yes. On all incoming calls, Caller ID and CNAM are supported; however, the upstream carrier must give this information for us to show it to you.
SIPSRUS SIP trunking is available in the US and Canada. Also in 65 other countries, please contact support for more details.
Yes. On all outbound calls, caller ID is given. CNAM is accessible upon request and is subject to the availability of local serving areas.
SIPSRUS provides service for your phone numbers through carriers. SIPSRUS is not involved in port out(s); your new winning carrier makes the request to the carrier that hosts our numbers. Your new carrier should follow a similar procedure as SIPSRUS.