VoIP Phones and AccessEnforcer UTM Firewall

Crystal-clear call quality and hassle-free setup for almost any VoIP service available today.

Deploy and Optimize a VoIP System in just a few Clicks

Deploying and optimizing a VoIP system is easy with AccessEnforcer. Simply whitelist the vendor’s hosts and prioritize the traffic on your network – all with clicks instead of code.

The result? Crystal-clear call quality and hassle-free setup for almost any VoIP service available today.

Compatible with Most VoIP Vendors

Compatible with Most VoIP Vendors

AccessEnforcer supports a wide range of VoIP services:

  • FreedomVoice
  • Asterisk (PBX)
  • RingCentral
  • Vonage
  • 3CX
  • 8×8
  • Many more

If a VoIP vendor provides recommended firewall settings, then chances are AccessEnforcer supports their service.

VoIP Protocols

Supports Most VoIP Protocols

Most VoIP protocols are compatible with AccessEnforcer, including:

  • Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)
  • Skinny Client Control Protocol (SCCP)
  • Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
  • Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)

Calyptix support engineers are ready to help. (Note: H.323 not supported.)

Optimize Call Quality with Ease

Optimize Call Quality with Ease

AccessEnforcer includes quality of service (QoS) features that make it easy to ensure your VoIP calls stay clear.

Prioritize VoIP traffic on the network, set minimum bandwidth limits, and even give priority to specific endpoints (like the boss’s phone).

To Learn More About VoIP and AccessEnforcer

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Calyptix Security helps small and medium offices secure their networks so they can raise profits, protect investments, and control technology. Our customers do not waste time with security products designed for large enterprises. Instead, we make it easy for SMBs to protect and manage networks of up to 350 users.
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