"...*corporate* LANs..." [emph. added]
Now this one makes sense to me: a private
domain (the corporation) providing roaming
(both inter- and intra-campus, though not
much further afield) leveraging technology
they will likely to install anyway, carrying
(mostly) intracorporate voice traffic, but
possibly including vendors and customers,
depending on the nature of the business.
I can think, off the bat, of half a dozen
different ways that this approach improves
on the approach of starting with *public*
access VoIP as the early-adopter frontier.
-michael turner
leap@gol.com
> From ZDnet ...
>
> >SpectreLink's NetLink WTS is to be
> >remarketed by Siemens.
> >
> >NetLink WTS operates over WLANs using the
> >802.11b standard to deliver voice calls and
> >voice-enabled applications to mobile users.
> >It allows users to send and receive voice and
> >data calls from IP handsets and mobile clients,
> >such as PDAs or notebooks, as long as they
> >remain in range of other WLAN users or WLAN
> >access points. Unlike mobile phones, VoIP calls
> >over corporate LANs attract no airtime charges.
>
> regards
> benjamin
>
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Received on Tue Aug 14 21:25:46 2001