Snom 300 IP Phone

The snom 300 IP phone fulfils the most important requirements of VoIP telephony whilst additionally numerous functions that are indispensable to the business world.

The new starter model of the snom VoIP telephone family, the snom 300, is all about user friendliness and security. Six free, user- or administrator-configurable (or carrier-preconfigurable) function keys can easily be allocated to security-related menu functions, or assigned to multiple lines. The snom 300 comes factory-equipped so that two of its six programmable keys can be configured as line appearances, and upgrades are available from snom that lets you configure (up to) all six function keys this way - flexible enough to suit the needs of every user.

Main Features:

• Two-line display (2 x 16 characters)
• 27 keys, 7 LEDs
• 6 programmable function keys
• 2 Ethernet ports
• 2 multi-line registration, or option of 6
• Headset connection
• SIP RFC3261
• Security: SIPS/SRTP
• STUN, ENUM, NAT, ICE

Codecs: G.711, G.729A, G.723.1, G.722, G.726, GSM

Snom 320 IP Phone

The snom 320 VoIP phone is ideal for general office and knowledge-worker environments, the snom 320 VoIP phone is an affordable, yet powerful SIP business phone with built-in, full-duplex speakerphone and three-party conference bridging.

The snom 320 VoIP phone has a 2 x 24 semi-graphic LCD display and menu-driven user interface supports custom branding and easy feature management. 12 programmable keys with LEDs support flexible trunk-access/busy lamp configuration.

The snom 320 VoIP phone has a 100-number call memory, 100-number onboard address book (to which data may easily be uploaded), custom call blocking, configurable/downloadable ring-tones, auto-answer mode, DND and other sophisticated features insure convenience and productivity. And the 320's built-in web server supports even simpler end-user configuration, screen dialling, and access to call history.

The snom 320 VoIP phone is remote-manageable and firmware-upgradeable, uniquely easy to install, and largely self-configuring. Broad codec support and full compatibility with current SIP recommendations insures interoperability; support for STUN (for NAT traversal), ENUM (for dialled-number resolution) and other state-of-the-art features enables flexible deployment, behind local proxies, IP PBXs or hosted VoIP services.

The snom 320 VoIP phone supports the security standard SRTP - a current specification from the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) for protection against eavesdropping - and TLS for protection against sniffing of signalling and authentication data.