A to Z Call Termination: Terminates Call Via Internet

Call Termination Service

By Kristen Kiya, published Jan 31, 2008
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Making calls has become easier with the availability of call termination; users can now enjoy calling anywhere across the globe at minimal rates. The boon in the telecommunication industry has made international calling or long distance calling cheaper - more so when compared to traditional PSTN phone services. Moreover, businesses or organisations with a global presence have been the first to enjoy the benefits of specialised call termination services. Moving further, residential users are also making the most of the benefits that these services have to offer.

Calling over the Internet telephony allows users to send and receive voice, video and images over a single IP network. Without any geographical constraints, call termination services using VoIP are routed over the Internet as small digital packets. These digital packets are in form of compressed digital signals, and favour uninterrupted communication between the senders and receivers. This smaller packets or packet switching technique of VoIP increases the productivity and reduces the calling costs significantly. Providers of the VoIP termination services deliver carrier-class quality compared to traditional PSTN service providers. Without any geographical constraints, user are able to enjoy VoIP service anywhere and anytime. There are two types of call termination services namely switched termination service and dedicated termination service.

Switched Termination Services
This service supports long distance calling over an existing local voice access, such as business lines or digital trunks. Therefore, the switched long distance service can be configured to support outbound long distance, inbound toll-free calling or both.

Dedicated Termination Services
In this service the major motive of call is to reduce the calling cost. The dedicated long distance termination services have lower costs per minute due to the requirement of a dedicated DS1 - DS3 line to be installed. This is because there is still a fixed loop cost for the line depending upon the size.

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Thanks Adam! You can find more articles on VoIP on http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Kristen_Kiya

Posted on 02/06/2008 at 9:02:43 PM

 
Interesting article. Welcome to AC!

Posted on 02/06/2008 at 6:02:55 AM

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