Secure network connectivity for businesses
Sangoma’s network connectivity solutions deliver reliable performance and cost efficiency, whether maintaining legacy systems or upgrading to secure IP communications. We offer a broad selection of gateways and cards, giving you the choice and flexibility to build efficient systems that fit your needs.
From enterprises to service providers, we offer:
Affordable upgrades
Transition to IP-based systems without replacing legacy equipment.
Unmatched reliability
Trusted connectivity solutions used by thousands of businesses over the last 40 years.
Integrated solutions
Connectivity hardware that works with your current systems for optimal performance.
VoIP Gateways—making legacy systems work for businesses and service providers
Avoid costly infrastructure overhauls. Sangoma’s VoIP Gateways connect outdated phone systems and legacy analog equipment, such as telephones and fax machines, to modern VoIP networks.
- Secure failover & local survivability: Keep your phones working even if the internet goes down by automatically switching to a backup connection and ensuring local phone systems stay connected.
- SIP trunking made easy: Enable service providers to deliver value-added services with Sangoma’s SIPStation.
Protect your network and stay ahead of threats with Sangoma’s SBC’s
Comprehensive threat monitoring
Proactively tackle emerging risks.
Scalable for growth
Designed to support growing businesses and complex networks with simple and upgradable licensing.
Proven reliability
Ideal for high-demand operations like retail VoIP and contact centers.
An all-purpose tool
Allows for SIP protocol manipulation through header modifications, peer-to-peer trunking, toll fraud prevention, rate limiting, call admission control, and more.
Empower your communication systems with the hardware they deserve.
Flexibility
Flexibility to pair with most servers and motherboards.
Variety
Choose from digital, analog, and serial options to suit your needs.
Adaptability
Handles anything from small-business workloads to carrier-level demands.