Fax & Modem over IP
What is Fax-Over-IP? Fax over IP (FoIP) describes the sending and receiving of faxes over an IP, SIP or VoIP network. T.38 is the ITU standard that defines "fax relay" which is the way that fax messages are transported over IP networks. Fax-Over-IP is sometimes called virtual fax.
What is Modem-Over-IP? Modem over IP (MoIP) describes connect analog dail-up modems and transmit modem calls over IP networks. V.150.1 is an ITU standard which defines Modem Relay and Voice band (VBD) as the different modes for supporting Modem Over IP.
Patton Fax & Modem over IP Solutions
- Patton's SmartNode Gateways and eSBCs provide Analog "POTS" interfaces and provide dial tone, ringing and telephone signaling to interact with dial up modems and supports V.150 to enable modems to communicate over IP/SIP networks.
- SmartNodes connect to modems in fax machines delivering fax transmission across IP networks and enabling seamless integration of legacy modems, fax machines and services into VoIP networks.
- All SIP dialects and codecs for fax and modem transmission and fax codec transcoding is supported including G.711 and T.38 resolving fax, quality, incompatibility and bandwidth management issues.
- The Patton Cloud leverages SmartNode edge devices to empower Service Providers to deploy, provision, manage, monitor, secure, alert, troubleshoot, analyze and optimize Fax & Modem Over IP systems.
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