Grandstream Ucm6100 Series Ip Pbx Appliance - Grandstream Networks UCM6102 Buyer's Manual

Telecom/IT resellers
and SMB end users can
easily configure and
affordably customize
business applications
like video conferencing,
IVR, fax, auto attendant,
call routing, video
surveillance, etc. to
improve customer
service, productivity
and profitability.
Asterisk is a registered trademark of Digium
• Platform for unifying and integrating business applications like
email, video conferencing, IVR (Interactive Voice Response),
etc. to improve customer service and productivity
• Smaller physical design; reduced footprint at business location
Many of the VoIP systems available include the most important and
sought after features like IVR, auto attendant, call reporting, etc., but
have been designed and priced for larger organizations with heavier
call volume needs. These larger systems most often require addi-
tional licensing fees on top of the initial purchase price for features
like IVR and auto attendant. Recurring fees are not to be ignored
either. In an effort to aid the transition of SMBs to VoIP services,
Grandstream has developed an SMB-targeted, feature-rich, afford-
able IP PBX for organizations wanting an on-premise solution. It's
easy-to-install, maintain and requires no yearly operating expenses
for additional licensing or recurring fees. When the system is pur-
chased, all the vast inherent features and applications are available
and ready to be used to help achieve business goals.
Grandstream UCM6100 series
IP PBX Appliance
Grandstream's UCM6100 series is an open source, licensing-free
SMB IP PBX appliance for delivering secure and reliable voice, video,
data and mobility apps. Powered by an advanced hardware platform
based on Asterisk®, the UCM6100 series helps smaller organiza-
tions to affordably use VoIP to increase productivity, provide better
customer service, unify communications on a single platform and
save money on communications costs. Open source systems ensure
compliancy to SIP-based protocols meaning the IP PBX can work with
a range of desktop SIP endpoints (IP phones, video cameras, etc.) as
well as popular service providers, SIP trunk providers and other SIP
hardware. Open source solutions also provide flexibility to easily de-
velop and customize applications to fit business integration, interop-
erability and communications needs.