Analog Gateways for Modern VoIP Networks
An Analog Gateway, also known as an FXS/FXO gateway, is a device that enables analog phones, fax machines, and other legacy communication devices to operate over an IP-based network. It converts analog signals into digital data that can be transmitted via VoIP protocols, such as SIP (Session Initiation Protocol). Similarly, it converts incoming digital VoIP signals back into analog signals so that traditional devices can function without any disruption.