PRODUCTS

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Hostlynx-Mobile IP Centrex and Class 5 Platform

MailVision's HostLynx is a next generation application platform that enables service providers to offer enhanced and revenue generating Class 5 and IP Centrex services. HostLynx makes use of field-proven open protocols to interoperate with a wide range of legacy equipment deployed in today's carrier networks and to deliver deployment flexibility, scalability and carrier-class reliability.

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PICO Mobile SIP Client

MailVision's Pico stand-alone (mobile-phone - Symbian 9.x and Windows Mobile) SIP Client is intended for end-users. It features: voice calls over data networks (WiFi and GPRS), standards based Presence; and high quality voice in multiple codec formats. Pico is based on the latest Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) standards, while keeping an intuitive and simple user interface.

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EVENTS
Meet us at Hall 4 - Level 1
IMA Demo Pavillion
February 11-14, 2008

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Class 5 Services

MailVision’s products enable Service Providers to provide a viable alternative to traditional PSTN services, while preserving enhanced Class 5 subscriber features.

Class 5 Services offered by MailVision:

  • Caller-ID (SIP Display Name)
  • Speed Dial
  • Direct Dial-In
  • Emergency Numbers
  • Last Number Redial
  • Multiple Subscriber Number
  • Call Forwarding (CFB, CFNR, CFU, Unreachable)
  • Call Hold and Retrieve
  • Call Park
  • Call Waiting (Support of handset required)
  • Follow Me
  • Do Not Disturb
  • Call Logs (Missed, Dialed, Received)
  • Configurable Star Codes
  • Anonymous Call Rejection
  • Message Waiting Indication

For subscribers and end-users, the experience of using VoIP becomes transparent and identical to traditional telephony services. The most perceived advantage for the customer is a reduced cost of telephone calls – at a high quality level.

Other advantages include:

  • Service management and configuration using a Web Browser
  • Additional telephony services not found in classic Class-5 deployments
  • (VoiceMail, Auto-Attendant)

Classic vs. MailVision

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