AVM FRITZ!Box Fon (Annex B) 20001674 プリント

FRITZ!Box Fon combines an ADSL modem and a
PBX system for analog extension phones in one
device. The ADSL modem with VoIP (Voice over IP)
technology can be used both for Internet telephony
and for web surfing, e-mail, and chats—from one
or more PCs. The PCs can be connected to a LAN
port or to a USB interface. FRITZ!Box Fon also
connects to ISDN or an analog telephone line for
incoming and outgoing phone calls.

FRITZ!Box Fon makes Internet telephony as easy
as a phone call should be. After registration with
an Internet telephony provider, the connected
phones can be used for incoming and outgoing
calls with all the convenience you are used to.
Moreover, FRITZ!Box Fon provides the features
of a conventional PBX system, including Caller ID,
call forwarding and three-party calls. At the same
time, you can continue receiving calls at your
present phone number thanks to FRITZ!Box Fon's
connection to the telephone line.

FRITZ!Box Fon connects one or more computers to
the ADSL line—simply and securely, through a USB
or LAN cable. The built-in firewall adds security
to high-speed surfing. FRITZ!Box Fon works ei-
ther as an ADSL modem, allowing you to surf the
Web from several computers simultaneously.
Its built-in firewall capabilities protect all PCs

against unauthorized access from the Internet,
and FRITZ!web Protect reliably prevents unwanted
Internet use. Other network devices can also be
connected to FRITZ!Box Fon including game
consoles, access points, network switches, or an
IP telephone. The Ethernet and USB interfaces
can be used to connect individual PCs and whole
networks to the ADSL line. The router supports

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