Hi,
I’m an intern with a small company who’s contract with a VOIP provider has ended. We’re looking into setting up our own VOIP systems because our VOIP provider has been giving us less than proper service.
As an intern, I’m given the task of finding out how to achieve this, but I have absolutely no idea where and how to start. The net doesn’t really offer anything except adverts on VOIP business plans on VONAGE, which is completely irrelevant…
What do you need to set up your own VOIP system to offer for commerical use to the public? Some kind of server? What about softwares?
Any help, will be greatly appreciated.

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