Talknet Australia

TalkNet is an Australian-owned wholesale provider of end-to end, business-grade Voice-over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephony services. The TalkNet service enables ISPs, PABX and network integrators, consultants, and other retail channel partners to offer

TalkNet is Australia`s first wholesale, truly business-grade Voice over IP network, offering channel partners an opportunity to provide VoIP services with PSTN-comparable performance and reliability, all at a fraction of the cost.TalkNet eliminates the need for major capital infrastructure investment by connecting both channel partners and their customers to TalkNet`s state-of-the-art, managed, businessgrade VoIP network.Because TalkNet is completely transparent, channel providers can re-brand all aspects of TalkNet, including billing, while their customers reap immediate cost savings with a seamless, transparent VoIP solution that is fully-tailored to ensure there is no disruption or changes to existing patterns of operation.

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General office

Talknet
L 5/3 39 East Esplanade
Manly
NSW ,2095
Australia

Phone: +61 2 9976 0849
Phone: +61 2 9976 0849
Site: http://www.talknet.com.au

Contact Person

Bill Marlow / MD
Phone: +61 2 9976 0849
Phone: +61 422 799 349

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Hosted VoIP billing service provider
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Consultancy Services
E1 Bulk Wholeseller
Installation and Support Services
IP devices
Outsourced Billing
Partnering for Origination and Termination
PC to Phone
Phone To Phone
Project Mangement Services
SIP Softswitch & CPE
System Integration
Termination

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DNIS Support

The service for determining from which number a client has called. This helps to decide how to answer on the incoming call. A telephone company sends DNIS number to the telephone client’s system during establishing connection. As a rule, DNIS number consists from 4 to 10 digits.

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