Inmarsat FleetBroadband Multiple Voice Calls Now Available via GMN RedPort VoIP

Up to 8 simultaneous calls over an unmodified Inmarsat FleetBroadband terminal can be accessed today with GMN RedPort VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) over satellite service.Maryville, TN February 08, 2012

By taking advantage of Inmarsat VLA and SCAP data rates, RedPort VoIP service gives ship operators several advantages over standard Inmarsat voice service, including:

Multiple satellite VoIP calls can be placed by using the RedPort VoIP router’s built-in PBX (Private -Automatic- Branch Exchange), or through either four or eight analog phone lines depending on the router model chosen.

Fully featured PBX

Each RedPort VoIP Router includes a fully featured PBX, which allows for a virtually unlimited number of extensions, and all standard PBX functions, allowing a vessel to function as a “satellite office” of an onshore company.

Inmarsat named Global Marine Networks “Most Successful Solution Developer of 2011” in some cases thanks to the development of the RedPort series of routers, and GMN’s advances in satellite data services for the Inmarsat IsatPhone Pro. As an independent solutions provider, GMN works directly with Inmarsat Service Providers and Distribution Providers to help them offer their clients best-in-class voice and data services.