>>> Tony Graziano >>>This should be straightforward if you "stop thinking physical ports" at >>>sipx..., remember sipx starts with SIP.
Yes, I don't think anyone is suggesting a physical port on sipx. Any patton or gateway would sit at the branch and be physically connected to the seimens. I should have been more clear on my question. Its not a theoretical how do you connect sipx to another switch. We have about 25 sipx installs connecting to avaya and cisco pbx's. I'm wondering about the specific siemens sip implementation. The question is: Has anyone used the sip trunk feature to integrate with sipx. This is pure IP to IP. There is no physical FXO/FXS ports. This becomes an interop question for how well Siemens adheres to sip. I note the scenario of using a patton FXO to get around any sip trunk issues to the siemens, but using an FXO means a lower level in integration. From what seimens is telling us that paging, whisper page, barge in would not work if we use an FXO or or T1/E1 interface. We would need to use the sip trunk module to accomplish this. And the client doesn't want to invest more money into purchasing another leagcy card for thier siemens when they are committed to sipx. So we want to use the sip trunk if we can....unless someone has tried and was sent running for the door. Which brings me back to....does anyone have any working knowledge of siemens sip module to know how well it interops with sipx. -M <[email protected]></[email protected]>
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