> There are a lot of other details in their network that you havent > described as well type of switch, what do they do with the PRI on the > other end, etc. But, like the rest, its not important to what you are > needing to deal with.
Sorry, maybe the replies are out of sync. I recently sent a little more info about what I do know. What the switch at their end is, and a little diag which I hope better explains what I'm asking about. > You shouldnt care about how their deliver it to you, as that is their issue > to > deal with. They give you a PRI, you need to convert that PRI to work with > your sipXecs product. That's what I believed but wanted to check with others here because I wasn't sure if there were mismatches to be found. It just sounded problematic that they are using SIP, then converting to PRI, then we're converting back to SIP. Just sounds messy. I also wasn't sure if that might be why sending faxes to sipx didn't work but when you mentioned the change on the mediant, that was the ticket in terms of the mediant at least. > Configure it to integrate between the PRI and sipXecs and quit > worrying about the rest of it. That's why I wanted to ask because I hoped to get input from guys who know this stuff well so appreciate it. > Today, you have a PRI to worry about, and a Mediant 1000 configured to > connect to your sipXecs. It's a 2k but I've thought about picking up a 1k to get some analog ports directly off the unit. Thanks again for all of the help.
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