Unboxing The Grandstream UCM6202 | VoIP Supply
Join Product Marketing Specialist Youleidy Vega as she unboxes Grandstream's newest release, the UCM6202!
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Hi, my name is Youleidy Vega, Product Marketing Specialist here at VoIP Supply, and today we are going to be unboxing the UCM6202, which is a part of Grandstream’s latest IP PBX appliance series, the UCM 6200 series. So, lets get to it!
Alright, so lets unbox the UCM6202 from Grandstream Networks. So here is the installation guide, a list of all there products, a catalog. This is the actual appliance; here we have the power supply, and the Ethernet connecter.
Lets see, it is very small, and light weight. You could really fit this in your bag and if you wanted to, and carry it around with you. Here’s the Ethernet connecter, and the power supply. So that’s what we have with the UCM6202.
So this is the back of the device, and I’m just going to show you what ports we have here. We have the USB port, SD Card port, the power supply port. We also have one LAN port, one WAN port, two FXS ports and two FXO ports.
So we just got done unboxing the UCM6202 from Grandstream. This IP PBX appliance supports up to fifty SIP concurrent calls, and twenty-five concurrent Web-RTC calls. It is POE capable and it has a one-gigahertz processor, one gigabytes of RAM memory and four gigabytes of flash memory.
This one is very cool because it includes all the enterprise level features without having any reoccurring charges or any licensing fees. So, if you want to know anything else about the UCM 6202, please feel free to check us out online at VoIPSupply.com, also, feel free to call us at 1-800-398-VoIP. My name is Youleidy Vega, Product Marketing Specialist here at VoIP Supply, thanks for watching.
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