Hardware for VoIP

Making the switch from your traditional phone system to a VoIP phone system? In this video, we discuss all the hardware you’ll need to make this switch possible. Below is the VoIP hardware listed in order of the video:

Modem – Because VoIP uses the internet to make and receive phone calls, you’ll need your modem to access your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

Router – A router acts as the network traffic controller for all the devices connected to your internet, such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, etc. Depending on your router, it may already have Wi-Fi built-in.

Ethernet switch (optional) – If you need more ethernet ports to connect your devices to the internet, you could purchase an ethernet switch. Some switches come with up to 40 additional ports.

Our blog below lists out our top 10 VoIP routers for 2021:

VoIP phone – Make and receive calls with your VoIP desk phone. This phone connects directly to your switch or your router via an ethernet cable. However, this phone won’t work until you’re all set up with a VoIP service provider. At Nextiva, we’ll help you set up your phone service quickly and efficiently.

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[Voipbusinesshq]

Great, you have described VoIP hardware efficiently in this short video.

[KendallMatthews]

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[danielburgess]

we got a (BT Decor 2200 V2) phone with a RJ11 pluged in from the phone to the (EX230v Router) but no tone or anything when I listen to the reciver - but the little green light with the phone icon is on solid & green - but not sure if its all done migrating over to the new sytem yet as we want to keep our old number but the internet part is working just no functional phone use yet

don't even know if our phone is even compatible - not sure how long I should leave it before ringing my ISP to ask why its not working or if its working