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I have to leave my VoIP, what are some options? (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by Spruxed@alien.top to c/voip@netheads.online

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Long story short, my business bought a commercial building and we're moving our company there. It's out of town, fibre optic isn't available, and the previous owners said VoIP is horrible through the available internet.

My question is, what are my options? I'm in Canada, is there a service provider over 4G/LTE where there's a hub for SIM, and I can still keep my extensions? Or do I have to switch back to traditional landline?

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[–] nbeaster@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

I have run VoIP over 4G many times. The most important thing is making sure its stable, and does not have anything stepping on the available bandwidth. Generally if we are forced into 4G for a location, the voip network gets its own 4G connection separately.