@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos no. It's something you didn't explain. How line land tels are connected to internet so you can access them. I was just curios
This is exactly what I had to learn for a problem at work. I found myself caught between 3 vendors for our business. ISP provider was deprecating our 'Copper Loop' lines (the old phone line infrastructure), Bell would not extend copper loop services (Only fiber optic), and our alarm company insisted we maintained a copper loop line. We resolved this conundrum by deploying GSM (radio, same tech as cell phones) module for our secondary alarm channel.
We use Mitel VoIP phones at my job and another benefit I like is that you can daisy chain and connect the phone to a computer for power as well(as long as the phone has two network ports). This comes in handy, like a ticket I had last week, where the run to the data drop wasn’t long enough as compared to where the phone was in the room.
Good lesson and explanation on VOIP.👍😄 Also, I wasn't expecting to see, the Star Trek Enterprise ship, travelling long distances across the screen, and knocking out phones in certain countries.👍😂
00:06 VoIP allows phone calls over internet 01:01 VoIP requires a service provider, internet connection, router or switch, and a VoIP phone. 01:57 VoIP allows phone calls over the internet 02:46 SIP protocol initiates VoIP calls 03:50 VoIP benefits include convenience and cost-saving 04:46 VoIP eliminates the need for a PBX and saves money on long-distance calls 05:45 VoIP has disadvantages related to power outages, internet stability, and compatibility with alarm systems. 06:43 Aura protects your personal information and devices
I think WhatsApp Call I use everyday, is using VoIP like explained in this video 😅. Maybe I still using Cellular Call but only for emergency or if Internet down temporarily 😅
Pretty good explanation, though I have a couple of questions: 1) With VoIP, can you call non-VoIP devices? Like, could you call from a VoIP phone/app to a cell phone (or any other non-connected VoIP device/service)? 2) Can you do vice versa? From a cell phone (or any other non-connected to VoIP device/service) call a VoIP number? 3) In in those two scenarios, would the charge for both parties be the same or would it differ? 4) Is modern cell calling still uses traditional cells or is it using like a mobile broadband to make the calls (and/or to connect to the VoIP)? Thanks for the video!
Yes you can call to non-VOIP numbers from a VOIP service. The cost greatly depends on the VOIP provider. Most charge a flat monthly fee, but it depends on the provider and plan.
The call made from a voip phone would reach telco central office through a sip/pri trunk. Once telco receives the number string, it would route the call as usual how it handles a normal cellphone call.
You use a VOIP provider and SIP trunk. The provider assigns you a phone number and with the SIP trunk, you can make and receive calls to the outside world as you would with any other phone.
Is the channels audience not super technical? I'm surprised you used a voip provider as a dependency in the explanation rather then letting new users know it's just a computer program they can self-host on an old laptop for those that want to learn more.
how about voice telephone communication using fibre optics? My ISP provided me an internet connection together with telephone using fibre optics. Can you make a video about it. Thank you.
Yes, because with Wi-Fi calling, your phone basically talks to your cellphone provider over your Wi-Fi network rather than through the 4G/5G service. Its useful if you're in an area with weak or no cell service, but still have Wi-Fi.
Odd and funny how the internet started out threw phone land lines and now you nead the net to operate a phone threw the internet to act like a land line .its a compleat reversal of operation .
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you didn't tell how land-line telephones connect to VoIP?!
I did. You have to use an adapter.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideos no. It's something you didn't explain.
How line land tels are connected to internet so you can access them.
I was just curios
No 1 channel for networking concepts
I love this kind of videos especially as a IT student
Your videos helped me pass my practical exam for my IT apprenticeship 😃
Your videos are the best way to learn IT concepts hands-down
This is exactly what I had to learn for a problem at work. I found myself caught between 3 vendors for our business. ISP provider was deprecating our 'Copper Loop' lines (the old phone line infrastructure), Bell would not extend copper loop services (Only fiber optic), and our alarm company insisted we maintained a copper loop line.
We resolved this conundrum by deploying GSM (radio, same tech as cell phones) module for our secondary alarm channel.
Best explainer best teacher keep it up sir
I have my CCNA and Network +, but I never fully understood the concept of RTP until now; thank you so much!!
In the UK, we have in our office Voip for the last two years and we are very pleased with it
Dude I love your videos, you break everything down so clearly
We use Mitel VoIP phones at my job and another benefit I like is that you can daisy chain and connect the phone to a computer for power as well(as long as the phone has two network ports). This comes in handy, like a ticket I had last week, where the run to the data drop wasn’t long enough as compared to where the phone was in the room.
The Military was using this for years before it was publicly available.
Yes around 30
That applies probably for most technologies.
@@MrKako3 I hope English is not your first language probably applies to most these days too 😂👍
@@SlyerFox666what?
@@fordakacar You can't read and understand English is all I can take from "What ?"
In the UK we are slowly switching our standard PSTN to use VoIP instead.
The softphone on a smartphone lost me few neurones. But thanks for the video, well explained in general and well produced
Your presentation is really easy to understand. 😊
I work in education and I'm hoping to see your content on curriculums one day.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ rated video and explanation...Good job sir
Its always interesting to learn about the different protocols that lie at the heart of the internet
Thank you very much... I hope you make a lecture about other types of phones, such as digital and analog.❤❤❤
Good lesson and explanation on VOIP.👍😄
Also, I wasn't expecting to see, the Star Trek Enterprise ship, travelling long distances across the screen, and knocking out phones in certain countries.👍😂
Thanks. I was wondering when the first person was going to comment on the Enterprise showing up.
@@PowerCertAnimatedVideosthat was capt Kirk and spock idea.
Thank you very much for this information!
Appreciated ❤
Still I'm learning from you sir,
I'm the IT Lecturer but you are my professor 😊
I still have the good old analong telephone in my home. If piwer goes out, i can still make calls. Even if my cell phones battery are duscharged.
You also need a power source which creates issues for those people in need in a power cut.
00:06 VoIP allows phone calls over internet
01:01 VoIP requires a service provider, internet connection, router or switch, and a VoIP phone.
01:57 VoIP allows phone calls over the internet
02:46 SIP protocol initiates VoIP calls
03:50 VoIP benefits include convenience and cost-saving
04:46 VoIP eliminates the need for a PBX and saves money on long-distance calls
05:45 VoIP has disadvantages related to power outages, internet stability, and compatibility with alarm systems.
06:43 Aura protects your personal information and devices
I use WhatsApp calls most of the time… Actually it is also a kind of VoIP… 😂
Love your work, so much things I have learned from your channel, I big respect and salute 🫡 to your work ♥️...
Great explanation 😊
I think WhatsApp Call I use everyday, is using VoIP like explained in this video 😅. Maybe I still using Cellular Call but only for emergency or if Internet down temporarily 😅
My Signal Messenger and WhatsApp works via wireless network.
Do you plan on making a new CompTIA A+ exam prep video? It'd be amazing.
i see what you did there with the enterprise space ship!
Ur videos are the best lad
Thank you!!
thanks for the lesson
VOIP calls are free in India.
Thank you.
Pretty good explanation, though I have a couple of questions:
1) With VoIP, can you call non-VoIP devices? Like, could you call from a VoIP phone/app to a cell phone (or any other non-connected VoIP device/service)?
2) Can you do vice versa? From a cell phone (or any other non-connected to VoIP device/service) call a VoIP number?
3) In in those two scenarios, would the charge for both parties be the same or would it differ?
4) Is modern cell calling still uses traditional cells or is it using like a mobile broadband to make the calls (and/or to connect to the VoIP)?
Thanks for the video!
Yes you can call to non-VOIP numbers from a VOIP service. The cost greatly depends on the VOIP provider. Most charge a flat monthly fee, but it depends on the provider and plan.
@@JJFlores197 Thank you!
@5:09, you might blink and miss it! And again @5:36
brings back memories (although video is new)
You forgot about audio quality
Hello
I’m from Kazakhstan. Could I use your videos for translation?
I’ll credit you and add links back to your originals.
What if the person you are calling does not have a VoIP phone? How does this get routed back to their phone line?
The call made from a voip phone would reach telco central office through a sip/pri trunk. Once telco receives the number string, it would route the call as usual how it handles a normal cellphone call.
Love this guy
Hi sir, thank you for the video :) Can you explain the signaling system 7 network?
what about VOIP to regular landline? How will that work? Because in that case there is no phone number to IP address mapping in SIP
You use a VOIP provider and SIP trunk. The provider assigns you a phone number and with the SIP trunk, you can make and receive calls to the outside world as you would with any other phone.
great explanation . thx! i'm wondering if rtp is somehow translated/encapsulated into ip packages?!?
Best in class explanation.
Is the channels audience not super technical? I'm surprised you used a voip provider as a dependency in the explanation rather then letting new users know it's just a computer program they can self-host on an old laptop for those that want to learn more.
Is it possible to order the physical version of the comptia and cybersecurity book in your bio instead of an ebook?
Can you do a video about tunneling in Networking like GRE Tunnel
Thanks for the video. Is there a good Android app for a softphone?
love
I want know the name of the app used for the animation
Which app i should download to use Voip in my smartphone
how about voice telephone communication using fibre optics? My ISP provided me an internet connection together with telephone using fibre optics. Can you make a video about it. Thank you.
Isn't it pronounced as V. O. I. P. ?
I've heard both. I prefer the simple voip(rhymes with void) but due to the nature of it, sometimes gets me like "what did you say? voip? voice?"
Agreed. No one in industry says it like an acronym (note the difference between an acronym and an initialism).
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make a vid about static routing u have not done one yet!
What is the name of the app used for the animation
Powerpoint
I did not get much out of this
Paging can be done in voip?
How many SIMs can we insert into these VOIP?
This has nothing to do with SIM cards.....
Here in my country we just use WhatsApp.
Very informative
5:35 What in the USS Enterprise was that?
:)
So we have software phone call，why it's necessary for using voip？
A softphone is essentially VOIP.
What about RoIP?
and wifi calling use wifi signal during calling to enhance the call connectivity during low network signal ?????????
Yes, because with Wi-Fi calling, your phone basically talks to your cellphone provider over your Wi-Fi network rather than through the 4G/5G service. Its useful if you're in an area with weak or no cell service, but still have Wi-Fi.
Dose whatssp use VoIP
Odd and funny how the internet started out threw phone land lines and now you nead the net to operate a phone threw the internet to act like a land line .its a compleat reversal of operation .
Whatsapp and other ❌
Soft phone ✅
Can I request VoWifi ?
ok
21 2:41 51
555 on start phone number. )))