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Everything you need for a turn-key Phone System/PBX AND your Office Server!

Only $5,714!

The Sutus Business Central 200 (BC200) is an all-in-one server provding all the following:

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Everything you need for a turn-key Phone System/PBX AND your Office Server!

Only $3,797!

The Sutus Business Central 200 (BC200) is an all-in-one server provding all the following:

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Everything you need for a turn-key Phone System/PBX AND your Office Server!

Only $2768!

The Sutus Business Central 200 (BC200) is an all-in-one server provding all the following:

Sutus engineers continue their dedication to improvements of the Sutus BC200 (Business Central 200). Each release has added features and support for more seamless integration in the hybrid small business network.

Included in version 1.6.4 are the following additions:
- Call Park / Retrieve
- Call Pickup
- Airespring VoIP Profile
- Excel VoIP Profile
- Bandwidth.com VoIP Profile
- Co-Existence with local or hosted Exchange servers
- Co-Existence with local Active Directory servers
- Co-Existence with Internet Routers

Is there really an iPhone app for anything... absolutely!

Being that the Sutus BC200 uses the industry standard SIP protocol for VoIP based services it's easily accessed from any Internet connected device and a SIP application.

And as it stands there is most definitely a SIP application for the iPhone: SipPhone on iPhone ($6.99) from VNetCorp.

And Windows Mobile, Symbian, and Palm users shouldn't fret either. Despite all the iPhone hype there's plenty of SIP applications for these other mobile platforms too enabling access to your Sutus box for you to.

Yet another great feature and reason to use the Sutus Business Central 200 (BC200)... Paging.

Warehouse? Doctor's Office? No problem. Just dial "**" from any handset and speaking into your handset gets broadcast for everyone to hear. How convenient!

Read the main article on the Sutus Blog:
http://blog.sutus.com/2009/02/25/cool-feature-analog-overhead-paging/

Here's an excerpt: