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Real-time Fax over IP with MultiVOIP Mitel 3300 ICP partner application brief MultiVOIP The Mitel 3300 Integrated Communications Platform (ICP) provides enterprise IP-PBX capability plus a range of embedded applications to corporate local and wide area networks. Its seamless IP networking allows for full feature transparency within distrib- uted environments. Readily scalable, the 3300 ICP can serve the needs of users in small, medium and large enterprises with multiple locations. Multi-Tech’s MultiVOIP Voice/Fax over IP gateway allows for the integration of fax onto Mitel’s IP communications infrastructure. The MultiVOIP gateway connects a traditional fax machine to an IP network and utilizes the T.38 protocol to provide real-time faxing over a distributed IP environment. By integrating fax onto a single in-house IP network, MultiVOIP can significantly reduce toll charges when faxing between inter-office loca- tions. Faxing has traditionally been done in real-time over the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) via the T.30 fax protocol and several modem standards. The traditional faxing method provides some real-time features that have become an essential part of the fax experience and continue to set expectations with Fax over IP. These features include the real-time receipt of a fax, an immediate notification that a fax has been suc- cessfully sent, and notification to the receiver of the sender’s phone number and the time that the fax was received. With MultiVOIP and the T.38 protocol, these real-time features are now a part of a user’s Fax over IP experience. MultiVOIP is a point-to-point solution (one is required at each location) that merges voice/fax from traditional phone/fax equipment, onto the IP network. The send- ing fax machine sends a fax using traditional modem modulation to transport the T.30 protocol and image data to the MultiVOIP. This information is then encapsulated and transported across the packet network using the T.38 protocol. At the receiving end, another MultiVOIP gateway separates the fax from the IP network and sends it to the receiving fax machine. MultiVOIP allows companies to cost-effectively turn their fax machines into IP devices to provide complete inter-office communication within a distributed network environment. This solution allows a business to completely eliminate their recurring long distance charges (when faxing other locations) because their faxes ride for “free” over their data network. Solution Benefits: · Toll-free voice communication between office locations · Cost-effective Fax over IP integration · Easy integration and installation Solution Components: · MultiVOIP Voice over IP gateways at each location · Mitel Integrated Communications Platform at corporate office · Fax machine connected to each Multi- VOIP gateway MultiVOIP and the Mitel Integrated Communications Platform MultiVOIP allows companies to cost-effectively turn their fax machines into IP devices to provide complete inter-office communica- tion within a distributed network environment.

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  • Real-time Fax over IP with MultiVOIP

    Mitel 3300 ICPpartner application brief MultiVOIP

    The Mitel 3300 Integrated Communications Platform (ICP) provides enterprise IP-PBX

    capability plus a range of embedded applications to corporate local and wide area

    networks. Its seamless IP networking allows for full feature transparency within distrib-

    uted environments. Readily scalable, the 3300 ICP can serve the needs of users in small,

    medium and large enterprises with multiple locations.

    Multi-Techs MultiVOIP Voice/Fax over IP gateway allows for the integration of fax onto

    Mitels IP communications infrastructure. The MultiVOIP gateway connects a traditional

    fax machine to an IP network and utilizes the T.38 protocol to provide real-time faxing

    over a distributed IP environment. By integrating fax onto a single in-house IP network,

    MultiVOIP can signicantly reduce toll charges when faxing between inter-ofce loca-

    tions.

    Faxing has traditionally been done in real-time over the Public Switched Telephone

    Network (PSTN) via the T.30 fax protocol and several modem standards. The traditional

    faxing method provides some real-time features that have become an essential part

    of the fax experience and continue to set expectations with Fax over IP. These features

    include the real-time receipt of a fax, an immediate notication that a fax has been suc-

    cessfully sent, and notication to the receiver of the senders phone number and the time

    that the fax was received. With MultiVOIP and the T.38 protocol, these real-time features

    are now a part of a users Fax over IP experience.

    MultiVOIP is a point-to-point solution (one is required at each location) that merges

    voice/fax from traditional phone/fax equipment, onto the IP network. The send-

    ing fax machine sends a fax using traditional modem modulation to transport

    the T.30 protocol and image data to the MultiVOIP. This information is then

    encapsulated and transported across the packet network using the T.38

    protocol. At the receiving end, another MultiVOIP gateway separates the fax

    from the IP network and sends it to the receiving fax machine.

    MultiVOIP allows companies to cost-effectively turn their fax machines into

    IP devices to provide complete inter-ofce communication within a distributed

    network environment. This solution allows a business to completely eliminate

    their recurring long distance charges (when faxing other locations) because their

    faxes ride for free over their data network.

    Solution Benets: Toll-free voice communication

    between ofce locations

    Cost-effective Fax over IP integration

    Easy integration and installation

    Solution Components: MultiVOIP Voice over IP gateways at

    each location

    Mitel Integrated Communications Platform at corporate ofce

    Fax machine connected to each Multi-VOIP gateway

    MultiVOIP and the Mitel Integrated Communications Platform

    MultiVOIP allows companies to cost-effectively turn their fax

    machines into IP devices to provide complete inter-ofce communica-tion within a distributed network

    environment.

  • Multi-Tech Systems Tel: (763)-785-3500 or (800) 328-9717 www.multitech.com10/04 Copyright 2004 by Multi-Tech Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.

    About MitelHeadquartered in Ottawa, Canada,

    Mitel Corporation is a leading global

    provider of

    enterprise

    and small

    business communications solutions

    and services. The company focuses on

    blending powerful infrastructure with

    an intuitive human interface to deliver

    the benets of voice, video and data

    convergence to the user. Mitels broad

    portfolio of solutions provide advanced

    voice, video and data communications

    platforms, desktop phones and Internet

    appliances, intuitive applications for

    customer relationship management and

    mobility, messaging and multimedia

    collaboration.

    For more information contact

    Mitel directly at:

    (613) 592-2122

    www.mitel.com

    About Multi-TechAn ISO 9001:2000 certied global man-

    ufacturer of award winning Internet,

    remote access, and telephony products,

    Multi-Tech Systems provides end-to-

    end solutions for small- to medium-

    sized businesses. Multi-Tech holds over

    60 patents in voice and data technolo-

    gies and has deployed thousands of

    MultiVOIP gateways since 1999.

    Multi-Tech Systems

    Tel: 800-328-9717 or (763) 785-3500

    www.multitech.com

    Multi-Tech MultiVOIPMulti-Techs MultiVOIP Voice over IP gateways bridge the voice network to the data net-

    work to provide toll-bypass phone/fax calling over the Internet or private WAN. MultiVOIP

    operates alongside a companys PBX and analog phone systems to extend voice and fax

    functionality to remote locations. With MultiVOIP, you will avoid the hassle and expense

    of replacing existing routers, WAN connections or phone systems required by other VOIP

    solutions.

    MultiVOIP Features: Flexible 1-, 2-, 4-, and 8-port analog models and 24-port digital solution Award-winning business quality voice connections (supports DiffServ) Minimal bandwidth requirements (14K bps per call including IP overhead) T.38 real-time fax relay Utilizes H.323 and SIP protocols for complete interoperability No disruption to existing voice equipment No additional hardware needed? Transparent to the user (no training required) PSTN fail-over automatically routes calls over the PSTN if the IP network is congested or

    down PSTN trunking for emergency calls and normal inbound/outbound calling Supports H.450 supplementary services to provide for call transfer, call forwarding, call

    hold, call waiting, and name identication Web based conguration and management 2-year warranty

    Model No. Description MVP130 1-Port VOIP gateway MVP210 2-Port VOIP gateway MVP410 4-Port VOIP gateway MVP810 8-Port VOIP gateway MVP2410 24/48-Port T1/PRI VOIP gateway

    Mitel 3300 Integrated Communications Platform (30 to 30,000 users)Mitel 3300 Integrated Communications Platform (ICP) provides enterprises with a highly

    scalable, feature-rich communications system designed to support businesses from 30-

    30,000 users. The 3300 ICP provides enterprise IP-PBX capability plus a range of embed-

    ded applications including voicemail, auto-attendant, ACD and 802.11b wireless gateway.

    Operating across virtually any LAN/WAN infrastructure, the 3300 ICP provides seamless IP

    networking allowing for full feature transparency

    within distributed environments. Additionally, the

    3300 ICP also supports networking standards such

    as Q.SIG and DPNSS allowing for tight integration

    with non-Mitel PBXs.

    Seamless IP Networking across multiple sites Resilient, robust switching Support for industry standard networking protocols such as Q.SIG and DPNSS 500+

    telephony features Embedded voicemail, auto-attendant, ACD, and 802.11b wireless gateway Support for the broadest range of IP desktop devices within the industry today Web-based user interface that allows for easy programming of desktop phones