Well, Ingate Siparators are a known good solution for this.  Would run around a 
couple thousand US$ with sip trunking options and remote user nat traversal 
options for the low-end 19 unit.

 

I’ve also utilized Patton gateways for this functionality (SmartNode 45xx 
series has 2 ethernet interfaces) for 8 or so SIP trunks.  ~$350.00 for a 2 fxo 
SmartNode 4522.

 

Patton also has a new line of devices the Smartnode 52xx which are meant to 
specifically do this as well.  I haven’t tried the 52xx but if it’s running the 
same firmware it should be good.  Handles about 32 simultaneous inbound calls.  
~$1299.

 

Mike

 

From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2010 5:40 AM
To: sipx-users
Subject: [sipx-users] Gateway recommendation

 

Hi all,

Because of ITSP compatibility issues, I'd like to use a gateway device to 
connect via SIP to the ITSP. Therefore, I'll need a device that could be 
gateway on one end (SipX-end) and B2BUA on the other side (ITSP-end). There 
will be no more than 5 simultaneous calls (at most). Could anyone recommend me 
a device?

Kind regards,

Remco.

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