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...phone. Sports Soccer is using voice-over-Internet protocol (VOIP) technology, which allows the transport of voice, data and video over the same network. And as the various kinds of communications become intertwined, the sum is greater than the parts. The phone that the clerk uses is an IP phone from Cisco Systems that packs more punch than your old handset could even dream...
...prime time. While spending on a lot of telecommunications equipment is stagnant, sales of Internet-enabled phone systems to businesses are expected to grow 80% in 2003, to $1.6 billion, ultimately reaching $5.3 billion in 2007, according to Synergy Research Group. Some 30% of phone lines shipped are already IP-enabled, and many experts predict that IP shipments will surpass traditional phone lines next year. The opportunity has set off a scramble among equipment makers and service providers that is a welcome respite from their sluggishness of the past few years...
...Mitel Networks, NEC, Nortel Networks and Siemens, which are all pitching products to move customers from traditional phone systems to a converged voice-and-data network. On the other side, network-equipment makers like Cisco and 3Com are suggesting that companies dump their phone providers entirely and go with IP-enabled systems and phones. IP start-ups like Pingtel, Shoreline Communications, Sylantro, Veraz Networks and Vertical Networks are pushing both sides to innovate...
...network logs indicate that the IP address was assigned at the identified date and time either to your computer or to a computer you were logged into...
...IP address: 140.247.xxx.xxx