Consulting Services
MikroTik Specialist
Whether you need to maintain an existing system or are considering a wireless network installation/upgrade, Strategic Networks will get the job done
Whether you need to maintain an existing system or are considering a wireless network installation/upgrade, Strategic Networks will get the job done
What is SS7?
Signaling System 7 (SS7) is an international telecommunications standard that defines how network elements in a public switched telephone network (PSTN) exchange information over a digital signaling network. Nodes in an SS7 network are called signaling points.
SS7 consists of a set of reserved or dedicated channels known as signaling links. There are three kinds of network points signaling points: Service Switching Points (SSPs), Signal Transfer Points (STPs), and Service Control Points (SCPs). SSPs originate or terminate a call and communicate on the SS7 network with SCPs to determine how to route a call or set up and manage some special feature. Traffic on the SS7 network is routed by packet switches called STPs. SCPs and STPs are usually mated so that service can continue if one network point fails.
SS7 uses out-of-band signaling, which means that signaling (control) information travels on a separate, dedicated 56 or 64 Kbps channel rather than within the same channel as the telephone call. Historically, the signaling for a telephone call has used the same voice circuit that the telephone call traveled on (this is known as in-band signaling). Using SS7, telephone calls can be set up more efficiently and special services such as call forwarding and wireless roaming service are easier to add and manage.
Strategic Networks provides solutions for the physical security of your home and business, as well. We will help you design closed circuit security camera infrastructure to deter theft and protect your property from damage or loss. The systems we install are sophisticated, secure, and conveniently automated, but also more adaptable, affordable and reliable than big-name alternatives.
The cameras record in full 1080p high definition, day or night, inside or outdoors. Also they can be easily configured over your existing network allowing easy and convenient access to live or archived footage. We build specialized storage systems to retain and display hundreds of hours of video and centrally manage your entire system. Best of all, Camera systems are networked independently from your main network, protecting you from unauthorized access from outside or within.
These time clocks are powerful and robust, but also easy to use for employees and management alike. Employees can clock in using an ID number, electronic swipe card, or their fingerprint. A built-in camera monitors punch activity and photographs suspicious punches. Employees can even punch in from remote locations online or with a smart phone. An easy-to-use, web-based administrative interface lets managers configure wage, overtime, and vacation settings, time rounding, supervisor and department assignment, and more. Multiple time clocks can be installed at one or many separate locations and networked together into a unified timekeeping system. Best of all, these features integration with QuickBooks, ADP, and Paychex accounting software to simplify your bookkeeping and payroll.
Strategic Networks will procure, install, and program your time clock system, as well as provide end-user training for day-to-day operation. Paired with a Managed Service Agreement, our technicians will provide continuous support and perform remote data backups so you and your employees always get paid on time.
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