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Home Worker Resources:
For any home worker, you must decide what services you want to push out. Typically, the home worker has a line for inbound/outbound calls and internet. For traditional setups, ordering 2 phone lines (1 fax / 1 voice) as well as Cable or DSL internet. However, with the onset of VPN and IP telephony you can centralize reports and costs to make it easier for home workers to operate which will be fully integrated to your main office. Home workers can order business class DSL or Cable internet and get faxing and full voice capabilities over this line.
How to Setup a Home Worker:

1. Establish a VPN connection over internet: this allows your home worker to get on main servers at your HQ to use applications as if they were in the building. Also, this allows for voice to be sent over the internet. Your main site must have a VPN router capable of quality of service (qos).
2. Purchase business class broadband service (DSL, Cable, etc) with at lease 1 available static IP for your use.
3. To share faxing, make sure your main site has fax server capabilities allowing your faxes to show up in your email.
4. Make sure your phone system is VoIP ready.
5. Get IP device (IP softphone or IP deskphone) for your home with power adapter.

Outcome: You can share voice and data across your WAN allowing callers to call a direct number to the main office and the call goes VoIP to your IP device at home

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