FRITZ!Box Fon 5124 Annex A

With a router you can connect networks. Most people will use a router to connect their local (wireless) home or office network (LAN) with the Internet. The router makes sure that all computers on the local network can connect with one another, with shared resources and with the Internet and can be configured to forward requests for connections from computers on the internet to the appropriate local computer. In order to connect your local network to the internet via an ADSL or cable, you also need an (Ethernet) ADSL or cable modem if it is not built-in in the router, which is most likely to be the case.

FRITZ!Box Fon – phone and surf simultaneously over ADSL
FRITZ!Box Fon allows you to surf the Web from multiple computers simultaneously, and make phone calls at the same time – over the Internet or a fixed line. And you can connect existing conventional telephones or ISDN terminal equipment.

A quick look at FRITZ!Box Fon
- Powerful voice over IP PBX system and ADSL modem/router ... More>>>
- Connects to both ISDN and POTS telephone lines
- Uses an ADSL or LAN connection to the Internet
- Connects computers and networks (through USB and LAN ports) as well as analogue phones and faxes
- Bandwidth management: optimum service for both telephony and Web surfing over ADSL
- Host port to connected USB accessories (printers, storage media)

FRITZ!Box Fon has up to two analogue extensions to connect phones or fax machines. Even when the computer is switched off, you can make calls either over the Internet or a conventional fixed line. And you can receive incoming calls over both media on up to 10 Internet and fixed-line numbers. FRITZ!Box Fon supports the recognized SIP standard for voice over IP. ISDN convenience features, such as caller ID, alternating between parallel calls, and three-party calls are also available for voice over IP.

FRITZ!Box Fon 5124 with 1 USB host and 4 LAN ports; 2 analogue extensions <<<Less