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VOIP is largely illegal in Africa – Tej Kohli

Tej Kohli is back with latest news about VoIP! Balancing Act CEO Russell Southwood says although Botswana and Cape Verde recently moved in the direction of legalising voice over IP (VOIP) services in Africa, they are still part of a small group of African countries to have done so. ‘There are only 10 African countries [...]

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Prefer Landline over VoIP for 911 calls – Tej Kohli report

VoIP users should use land line for 911 calls, emergency workers say. Tej Kohli blog features a report published in yorkregion.com Using the Internet instead of a traditional phone to call 911 could complicate emergency response to your home, York Region officials are warning. The warning comes after the death of an Alberta boy that [...]

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How Corporate VoIP services work- Tej Kohli

Tej Kohli adds another feather in the VoIP news category on Tej Kohli blog. Come and discover with Mr. Kohli how VoIP can expedite your business operation. Owing its popularity to several cost-effective factors like low communication costs and better productivity, VoIP has become an indispensable part of Corporates, business houses and contact centers. Apart [...]

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Private Label VOIP branding VOIP Reseller Services- Tej Kohli

Private Label VOIP is a cost effective solution that helps to arrange a Power Platform system that can serve customers across the globe.  It considerably helps in cost cutting by eliminating the need of hiring expensive engineering and design teams for maintaining efficiency. Thus, broadband service providers can rely on this technology and use their [...]

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Tej Kohli- How to secure VOIP

Mr. Tej Kohli came across an important bit of information on the net about VoIP security, here is what it states: Technology offers benefits galore, from lower calling costs and larger mobility to ultramodern functions like unified messaging and collaborative whiteboarding. But as VOIP is catching fire and as hackers become more familiar with its [...]

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Understanding the VoIP mechanism- Tej Kohli

VoIP can be rightly said as the most revolutionary invention of the 21st century. Tej Kohli talks about this latest talk of the town that offers enormous benefits to its users. On this Tej Kohli blog, he explains how this technology works: VoIP is an acronym for Voice over internet protocol. A VoIP system incorporate [...]

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British VoIP Firms Must Offer Emergency Service, Ofcom Rules

Tej Kohli shares information on Ofcom courtesy mbayair.org. UK telecom regulator, Ofcom, has ruled that internet telephone carriers must provide uninterrupted access to Britian’s emergency number, 999, as well as the European Union’s universal emergency line, 112. Carriers have until September 2008 to comply with the ruling, which applies to all VoIP firms that allow [...]

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Vonage – One of the Many Branded VoIPs

VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, is a new and innovative technology that is really taking the world by storm. It has already replaced a large majority of regular home phones, and it is believed that it will entirely replace the landline phone system within as little as a few years. VoIP is truly remarkable, [...]

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MTNL cuts international call rates to Re one/min for VoIP customers

State-run telecom major MTNL on Friday slashed international call rates to Re one per minute for its Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) customers to about 100 countries such as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Japan, Malaysia and Kuwait. The call rates to the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore and Hong Kong are already stand at Re [...]

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The Top 5 VoIP Security Threats of 2008

Navtej Kohli compliles a list of VoIP Security Threats. 1. DoS (denial of service) Attacks on VoIP Networks: This has been a concern for the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) since 2006, and VoIP watchers have been concerned about DoS attacks for the past year. DoS attacks can overwhelm your company’s phone lines, creating long-term [...]

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