• Router/Gateway/Firewall/4-port Switch plus VoIP for voice calls over the Internet

• A router, firewall, four-port 10/100 Ethernet switch, USB port, and VoIP phone port

• Lets you use your standard single line phone for conventional phone calls or

• Because the V3 integrates Internet telephony with a full featured gateway, setup is

MODEL- 5567 VENDOR- ZOOM TELEPHONICS FEATURES- ZoomTel V3 Router/Gateway/Firewall/4-port Switch plus VoIP for voice calls over the Internet. The V3 integrates a router firewall four-port 10/100 Ethernet switch USB port and VoIP phone port into a single cost-effective product. The Model 5567 TelePort feature provides a phone port that lets you use your standard single line phone for conventional phone calls or free and very low-cost Voice Over IP (VoIP) calls. Because the V3 integrates Internet telephony with a full featured gateway setup is easy and system security is ensured. Integration of the voice processing with the firewall in the router ensures reliability of VoIP calls and reduces service provider support requirement. The Model 5567 also comes with the Global Village VoIP phone service that sets up in minutes and lets you simply dial phone numbers and make free calls to devices like the Model 5567 anywhere in the world. And because the V3 uses SIP the most popular protocol for voice communications over the Internet you can tap into a rapidly-growing world of free and very low-cost phone services. The Model 5567s built-in four-port Ethernet switch eliminates the need for a separate Ethernet hub for most home networks and many small offices. The USB port allows direct connection of a fifth computer to the V3. By adding external hubs or a wireless access point the V3 can provide simultaneous Internet access for up to 253 computers. The V3 can also be connected to a regular phone line in addition to a broadband connection. The Local Phone port of the Model 5567 includes the TelePort an intelligent relay that allows a single phone to place and receive both VoIP calls and calls over the Public Switched Telephone Networ