On Mon, 2003-11-17 at 08:34, Steve Murphy wrote:If you need any off-site extensions - I have one in Nova Scotia off our Buffalo server - then VoIP is great, and dramatically cheaper than analog. However, there is nothing stopping you using a mixed environment. Put analog phones where the wiring is easy and VoIP where the wiring is hard and/or there is already suitable ethernet infrastructure.
Hello--
I've been asked an interesting question, and I'm too ignorant to answer it authoritatively (yet). Can anyone help me?
Question: If I'm going to implement a somewhat small (10-80) phone system, and I have a choice of using VOIP phoneset (like SNOM or Grandstream or Cisco, etc), vs. cheap analog touch-tone phones, exactly what features will I kiss goodbye if I use the cheap analogs?
In other words, what features will a (more expensive) VOIP phoneset provide, that the analog won't?
Stephen R. Besch
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