On 01/27/2011 10:14 AM, Todd Hodgen wrote: > Curious, in your implementation, are you providing call paths from Siemen > switch to Siemen switch via the Sipxecs, and is it acting as the core for > that network, or are using multiple circuits to connect all of these > switches in a different architecture? >
At the beginning, pbxs were connected with dedicated circuits (leased lines or fibers). Now we are planning to dismiss those lines, and calls between Siemens switch will be routed through SipXecs, BUT be aware that you can have some problems: 1. Called IDs are not sent back to Siemens phones 2. If you have the Siemens Phonemail in production, notifications about messages in the voicemail box generate phantom calls every few minutes If you don't have a Phonemail in production (and the first problem is not important for your organization), you can use SipXecs as the core for the network. I've done it for a while: all the mobile calls from ALL the Siemens switch were routed via SipXecs to our SIP GSM gateway... And I will do it again when I'll move all the voicemail boxes to SipXecs Voicemail. Actually we have already dismissed a Siemens Hicom, and we have plans to dismiss all the Siemens switches in the next months... I think that this can be replicated with every pbx with an available E1/T1 port. HTH, Massimo -- Massimo Vignone UniMORE - Servizi Informatici - Reti e Sistemi Phone: +39.059.2058032 Fax: +39.059.2058034 sip:massimo.vign...@unimore.it ISN:8032*881 _______________________________________________ sipx-users mailing list sipx-users@list.sipfoundry.org List Archive: http://list.sipfoundry.org/archive/sipx-users/
