Cisco VG400 with 8FXS Ports – Refurb VG400-8FXS High-Capacity Voice Gateway

CONDITION: RE-MADE IN THE USA™ Refurbished

Part Number: VG400-8FXS

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Product Description

Cisco VG400 with 8FXS Ports – Refurb VG400-8FXS is a versatile voice gateway designed to extend IP telephony by connecting analog devices such as phones, fax machines, and modems to VoIP networks. With 8 FXS ports, this refurbished Cisco VG400 provides flexible deployment options for small to mid-sized enterprises transitioning to IP-based communications.

The VG400-8FXS supports Cisco IOS XE, enabling advanced features such as secure SIP trunking, centralized call management, and simplified provisioning. Its modular design ensures reliability, while enterprise-grade security protocols safeguard communications.

Perfect for organizations maintaining legacy analog devices alongside modern VoIP infrastructure, the Cisco VG400 with 8FXS Ports delivers a cost-effective and scalable solution for hybrid telephony environments.


Features

  • Cisco VG400 with 8FXS Ports – VG400-8FXS

  • Refurbished, fully tested for enterprise use

  • 8 FXS ports for connecting analog phones and fax machines

  • Runs on Cisco IOS XE for advanced call management

  • Supports SIP trunking and secure communications

  • Ideal for hybrid VoIP and analog deployments

Q & A

Q: How many analog devices can the Cisco VG400-8FXS support?
A: It has 8 FXS ports, allowing you to connect up to 8 analog devices.

Q: Is this VG400 refurbished?
A: Yes, it is refurbished, tested, and certified for reliable performance.

Q: Does it support modern VoIP features?
A: Yes, it supports SIP trunking, secure communications, and call management via Cisco IOS XE.

Q: What type of businesses benefit most from this device?
A: Organizations maintaining legacy analog devices while migrating to VoIP networks.

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