I recently blogged (here) that one of the best VOIP service providers, VOIP.MS, recently added a beta-test feature permitting high quality encryption in the connection between your telephone equipment and the VOIP.MS equipment. The connection is called a “SIP trunk”, which has two ends — one end is at VOIP.MS’s server and the other end is at your own equipment, which might be a PBX, a desktop telephone, an analog telephone adapter, or a VOIP app that runs on your smart phone.
It is super easy to turn on the encryption at the server end — it is a matter of one mouse click at the web page of VOIP.MS.
Turning on the encryption at your own equipment might be a bit more difficult. The main point of today’s post is that I have written a set of knowledge base articles explaining how to do this with each of three VOIP devices, namely: