The origin of the VoIP

"VoIP" means "voice over Internet Protocol".

The first VoIP system was developed by VocalTec in 1995. It ran on a PC, but due to the speeds, there is no viable alternative to traditional telephones.

Of broadband services

Private local area network (LAN) speed and whether interactive calls from Internet to bear.

The h. 323 protocol that the International Union of telecommunications, 1996, published standards for transmission over the LAN.

Development

With the creation of broadband, these standards have been adapted for use in the Internet.

H. 323 officially identified in 1998 as an Internet standard. In 2000, VoIP traffic represents 3% of calls to the United States.

Marketing

Service record increases with the formation of companies like Skype and Vonage.

Interest in the service has been incremented once that service providers have begun to share calls. When VoIP traffic on their networks authorized public telephone companies, the service as a regular phone might work at home. This standardization service was the expanded introduction of analog phone cards, home normal phones used for a VoIP service be could.