Spectralink Adds SIP to VoFi Phones

Asterisk interoperability will help SMBs access enterprise-class business phone features.

March 30, 2007

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Wireless business phone vendor SpectraLink has made its support for the Session Iniation Protocol (SIP) official, recently demonstrating its wireless handsets working with Digium's SIP-based open-source VoIP platform.

SpectraLink said Digium has tested and certified that its NetLink wireless phones are interoperable with the IP telephony software vendor's Asterisk Business edition IP PBX platform.The vendor said both its wireless phones and its DECT-based KIRK systems, which both now support SIP, work with the Digium line.

The Asterisk product is used primarily by small and midsize companies that want to adopt the business features of IP telephony enjoyed by their larger counterparts, Digium said.


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