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3Com® Networked Telephony Solutions merge telephony with networking by delivering business telephone service over a data network.  To the telephone user, the NBX Business Telephone or NBX  Basic Telephone is a typical office telephone but this award-winning 3Com® NBX® V3000 communications system delivers robust call-processing features and a suite of telephony applications over your local and wide area  network (LAN and WAN).  The 3Com system is designed for small to midsize  businesses and branch offices with up to 1,500 devices per phone system.  NBX systems support the standard features, such as call park, conference, speed dial, and paging.  Additional built in features include:  voice mail, automated attendant, hunt/call groups, call detail reporting, computer telephony integration (CTI), PC-based visual  voice mail/e-mail  clients (IMAP4), and more.  IP-based solutions are increasingly being used as alternatives to the public switched  telephone network (PSTN).  IP-based  solutions are a cheaper  alternative to traditional telephone options and, currently, many back-office aspects of IP telephony such as billing, charging and roaming are not subject to local or government regulations.

A Few Of The Features

Messaging Features: 

NBX Voice Messaging is a standard feature of the 3Com Networked Telephony Solution.  Voice Messaging supports Off-Site Notification, which alerts you if you receive new voice messages when you are out of the office.  Voice Messaging also includes an IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) mail server that allows you to retrieve voice mail message through any IMAP Compatible e-mail client.

Auto Attendant: 

With the Auto Attendant, a full-featured call answering   service, you set up automated call answering.  This includes multiple Auto Attendants, each with separate menu structures, to manage incoming calls.

Auto Discovery and Auto Relocation:   

When you connect a new telephone the system discovers it and adds it to the configuration database.  The communication between devices means that if telephone users move their telephone to a new location, the telephones retain their extension number and personal settings.  You do not have to change telephone addresses and data for them.