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March 14, 2006
snom technology to Demo — Secure SMB VoIP Phone at VON
Announces first-ever SRTP Interop with Ingate Systems San Jose, 14 March 2006 —
Today, at Spring VON in San Jose, Berlin-based IP solution vendor snom technology (www.snom.com) introduced the latest in an expanding line of SIP-based IP telephones for business. The snom 300 — priced to hit the SMB $100 sweet spot — is a full-featured, fully standards-based SIP phone compatible with IP PBXs from Cisco, Nortel, Avaya, Digium (Asterisk), pbxnsip and other vendors, and with global SIP-based VoIP carrier services based on Broadsoft and other leading platforms.
Unique at its price-point, the snom 300 offers standards-based sRTP content/setup encryption and fully-standards-based, multivendor-interoperable authentication and key exchange. In a separate joint release this morning, snom and firewall maker Ingate Systems announced the recent successful completion of first-ever sRTP interop trials between snom phones and Ingate(r) Firewall, ushering in the era of VoIP multivendor security and increasing choice for buyers.
" Achieving SRTP interoperability between snom and Ingate Systems marks an important watershed in the evolution of VoIP security," said Michael Knieling, VP Marketing for snom technology, AG. "The result will be more robust, provably-secure solutions, and a wider field of options for end users."
The snom 300 features a two-line display (2 x 16 characters), and an ergonomically-designed, 27-key pad. Two Ethernet ports allow convenient daisy-chaining of an associated PC or laptop from a single Ethernet port. Like all snom SIP telephones, the snom 300 complies closely with current SIP RFCs, including those for standard SIP security (SIPS/SRTP) and provides a complete, standard feature-set for ENUM, network management and firewall/NAT traversal management (STUN, NAT, ICE). Codecs supported include G.723.1, G.722, and G.726.
Echoing the theme of VoIP security, snom co-founder Dr. Christian Stredicke will address VON seminar attendees on Tuesday, March 14 (3:15 PM) on the topic of "Interoperable SIP Security - A Real World Experience."
Interested media, channels and end users are encouraged to visit snom at booth #1534 at Spring VON 2006 in San Jose.
About snom technology AG
snom is recognized for its high quality Voice over IP (VoIP) business telephones. Our customers are companies who use interoperable technologies for their enterprise communications. Together with our partners, snom offers solutions that reduce the total cost of ownership, maximize the overall return on investment into telephony infrastructure, and make our customers independent from a single vendor. Founded in 1996 and based in Berlin, the company was amongst the first to adopt the session initiation protocol (SIP), which today is recognized as "the" future telecommunication standard. snom is privately held and incorporated under German law.
For more information, please contact:
snom technology AG
Maria Schnake
Gradestr. 46
D-12347 Berlin
Tel: +49 30 39833-103
Fax: +49 30 39833-111
press@snom.com
www.snom.com
USA
HowPhonesWork.com
3943 47th Street
Sunnyside, NY 11104
Tel: 917-405-3116
Fax: 718-504-6125
jjainschigg@howphoneswork.com
www.howphoneswork.com
Announces first-ever SRTP Interop with Ingate Systems San Jose, 14 March 2006 — Today, at
Spring VON in San Jose, Berlin-based IP solution vendor snom technology (www.snom.com) introduced the latest in an expanding line of SIP-based IP telephones for business. The snom 300 — priced to hit the SMB $100 sweet spot — is a full-featured, fully standards-based SIP phone compatible with IP PBXs from Cisco, Nortel, Avaya, Digium (Asterisk), pbxnsip and other vendors, and with global SIP-based VoIP carrier services based on Broadsoft and other leading platforms.
Unique at its price-point, the snom 300 offers standards-based sRTP content/setup encryption and fully-standards-based, multivendor-interoperable authentication and key exchange. In a separate joint release this morning, snom and firewall maker Ingate Systems announced the recent successful completion of first-ever sRTP interop trials between snom phones and Ingate(r) Firewall, ushering in the era of VoIP multivendor security and increasing choice for buyers.
" Achieving SRTP interoperability between snom and Ingate Systems marks an important watershed in the evolution of VoIP security," said Michael Knieling, VP Marketing for snom technology, AG. "The result will be more robust, provably-secure solutions, and a wider field of options for end users."
The snom 300 features a two-line display (2 x 16 characters), and an ergonomically-designed, 27-key pad. Two Ethernet ports allow convenient daisy-chaining of an associated PC or laptop from a single Ethernet port. Like all snom SIP telephones, the snom 300 complies closely with current SIP RFCs, including those for standard SIP security (SIPS/SRTP) and provides a complete, standard feature-set for ENUM, network management and firewall/NAT traversal management (STUN, NAT, ICE). Codecs supported include G.723.1, G.722, and G.726.
Echoing the theme of VoIP security, snom co-founder Dr. Christian Stredicke will address VON seminar attendees on Tuesday, March 14 (3:15 PM) on the topic of "Interoperable SIP Security - A Real World Experience."
Interested media, channels and end users are encouraged to visit snom at booth #1534 at Spring VON 2006 in San Jose.
About snom technology AG
snom is recognized for its high quality Voice over IP (VoIP) business telephones. Our customers are companies who use interoperable technologies for their enterprise communications. Together with our partners, snom offers solutions that reduce the total cost of ownership, maximize the overall return on investment into telephony infrastructure, and make our customers independent from a single vendor. Founded in 1996 and based in Berlin, the company was amongst the first to adopt the session initiation protocol (SIP), which today is recognized as "the" future telecommunication standard. snom is privately held and incorporated under German law.
For more information, please contact:
snom technology AG
Maria Schnake
Gradestr. 46
D-12347 Berlin
Tel: +49 30 39833-103
Fax: +49 30 39833-111
press@snom.com
www.snom.com
USA
HowPhonesWork.com
3943 47th Street
Sunnyside, NY 11104
Tel: 917-405-3116
Fax: 718-504-6125
jjainschigg@howphoneswork.com
www.howphoneswork.com
Posted by anna at March 14, 2006 01:33 PM