Technical details
| Manageability features |
TFTP Client\nHTTP Web Interface\nDHCP \nTELNET \nTFTP Client\n |
| Security features |
SIP Authentication, Password Encryption \nHTTP Digest Authentication \nConfiguration Download HTTPS, SSL/TLS Clients Certification Encryption & Authentication \nConfiguration File Encryption\nVoIP NAT Traversal (SIP/STUN) |
Protocols
| Management protocols |
SIP, PPPoE |
| Supported protocols |
IP \nTCP \nUDP \nARP \nHTTP\n |
Networking
| Networking features |
IEEE 802.3 10M Ethernet, IEEE 802.3u 100M Ethernet |
DVG-2001S VoIP Phone Adapter
The D-Link DVG-2001S single-port VoIP station gateway is an ideal Internet telephone solution for home and office. It combines the industry's latest Voice over the IP network technology with advanced communication features, and is compatible with any phone service. This device converts voice traffic into data packets for transmission over the Internet. It is inexpensive and easy to use, providing the convenience and great savings for homes and offices needing to place frequent long-distance and international calls.
Cost Saving and Investment Protection
Compact and low-cost, the DVG-2001S provides an Ethernet port that plugs to a DSL or cable modem, and a FXS port that plugs to any regular telephone set or fax machine. For homes and offices with frequent needs for long-distance and international phone calls, this device provides great cost savings and convenience. The DVG-2001S can be independently configured through software controlled by the Service Providers or the end users.
Convenient Call Features
The DVG-2001S supports many useful functions, allowing the service providers to offer these functions to their subscribers. Provided that your telephone set supports these functions, you can take advantage of these convenient features. The DVG- 2001S call function support includes attended call transfer, call hold, call waiting, caller ID display, and 3-way conference.
Guaranteed Voice Quality
The DVG-2001S delivers clear sounds, voice and reliable fax calling through implementation of internationally recognized standards for voice and data networking. It incorporates Quality of Service (QoS) functions to ensure that voice received through the Internet is the same as or even surpasses that received on the ordinary phone.
