Virtual PBX Based on SIP and Feature Servers
a virtual pbx and feature server technology, applied in the field of virtual pbx, can solve the problems of difficult to obtain internet access to the gip inside the lan, the difficulty of obtaining a gip from the internet, and the cost of pbx systems
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[0044] In embodiments of the present invention, one or mare feature servers are used to provide advanced telephone services in an SIP-based VoIP system. The feature server(s) can provide many, if not all, PBX functions, as well as more advanced functions. Some exemplary feature server functions are described below.
[0045] Each feature server typically manages telephone services for an individual telephone number, and each feature server can operate as a stand-alone element that is not necessarily limited to use with a central PBX (e.g., IP-Centrex). Each subscriber can have a personal feature server that can be configured and managed by the subscriber and that operates independently of other feature servers. In this respect, the feature servers are modular in that there is no central management of the feature servers and feature servers can be easily added and removed from the network. A network of such modular feature servers essentially operates as a virtual PBX, enabling each sub...
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