Avaya IP Office 500 SIP lines in the UK

[DaveAvaya123]

Hi

I am looking at implementing some SIP lines into our own system for testing. I have used Gamma in the past and was not impressed. Does anyone know any SIP providers that work well with Avaya?

Cheers

 

[amriddle01]

Yes, our SIP trunks work great, also I'm sure Sean (HSM) does nice SIP trunks too. Both better than Gamma (which isn't hard)


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[DaveAvaya123]

We are a BP with Gamma but had some problems with them and there knowledge of what settings they require are useless. Do you provide uncontested lines for SIP or just use normal ADSL?

 

[hairlessupportmonkey]

Dave

Call our sister company direct

http://www.vibecoms.co.uk/?section=6-company&page=1-enquiry

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[amriddle01]

We do sell to customers with existing ADSL but we always advise (and can provide) a dedicated ADSL connection with low contention, we also provide FTTC and EFM circuits etc. We do however cost more than Gamma, but buy cheap buy twice etc etc


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[hairlessupportmonkey]

[ul]
[li]No STUN server required.[/li]
[li]Trusted SIP trunks not registered.[/li]
[li]Tried and tested in really busy environments on the IPO[/li]
[li]Auto fail-over to PSTN if IP connection fails.[/li]
[li]Port out of area numbers[/li]
[li]and so on.[/li]
[/ul]


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[amriddle01]

Thanks for describing out trunks Sean, what are yours like?


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[jamie77]

We don't have that many issues with Gamma IPDC trunks to be honest. Have quite a few of them out there.

But I much prefer good old ISDN!!!!!

Jamie Green

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[amriddle01]

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[jamie77]

Just stay away from Voiceflex!

Jamie Green

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[amriddle01]

I do prefer ISDN too, fault diagnosis and ownership is so much better, plug and play, secure fast remote access etc etc


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[DaveAvaya123]

We have all of our installs on ISDN. Cant fault it but we keep getting asked for SIP lines so we need to trail them. I will pass all the details over to my manager who will need to review a few options. Thanks for the details.

 

[hairlessupportmonkey]

LOL Andy - Get out!

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[jamie77]

Whose SIP is better. Only one way to find out:

FIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jamie Green

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[amriddle01]

We can do registered or trusted, registered is great for Demo kits where you don't know what IP they will be coming from. You also get (free) ext level/4 digit dialling between our trunks on a system and our hosted phones and vice versa


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[webway]

Does that mean the 'registered' trunks don't need a static ip?

 

[amriddle01]

Exactly, I can fire our demo system up anywhere with an Internet connection and it works (as long as there isn't a firewall actively blocking it)


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