SIP ATA

[JayNEC]

Anyone got a good SIP ATA that works with Session Manager? I've got a Patton M-ATA that works outbound but won't accept an inbound call. Too bad, it's pretty inexpensive. Who else besides patton out there is known to work with session manager?

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[montyzummer]

I have used various, but my favourite is the audio codes range , really easy to configure and DEV connect docs exists to get you started , see below.Im sure others are similar but once you have a base config on the audio codes range you can create a .ini file that can act as a template for ease of deployment.

https://www.devconnectprogram.com/fileMedia/download/fcd19bc6-8f22-4da3-ba57-3d7d84972e75

ACSS (UC/SBCE/SM/SME)

Not that they mean a thing anymore , get a brain dump pass the test crash the system.

 

[kyle555]

Agree with Audiocodes!

Can the Patton do TCP and not UDP? At this point, I find SM's messages to endpoints thru CM to be so big that they don't fit in a 1500 MTU UDP packet anymore!

 

[JayNEC]

There's nowhere in the Micro Ata to configure that. And nowhere (that I know of) to specify in session manager that TCP be used to a particular endopint.

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[kyle555]

Yeah, so if you're on release 7, SM can strip all Avaya headers on an adaptation out a SIP trunk.

If the Patton is UDP only (and you'd have to specify TCP or UDP explicitly on the ATA) and you do it as a trunk, then you can maybe work it in UDP as a trunk.

SM also has something called implicit user rules where you can map incoming SIP trunk traffic to a CM user through application sequencing like you would a SIP phone. The idea being that you could take a Norstar for example with PRI and Nortel digital phones, send CLID on that PRI to a SIP gateway to SM to CM and have calls process through CM according to station routing with COR/COS/etc. The Patton could easily do the same. I wouldn't recommend it!

It sounds like a monumental pain vs Audiocodes MP112's that can be had very cheaply.

 

[montyzummer]

Just as a heads up the patton are a total pain in the t*its , just stay away from them the, AC boxes are just really simple / flexible and rock solid

ACSS (UC/SBCE/SM/SME)

Not that they mean a thing anymore , get a brain dump pass the test crash the system.

 

[dialtonebone]

I just put some MP-11x series devices out there where a customer is using them for both inbound and 911 POTS, fax machines and one or two analog voice phones. They are working wonderfully. They were a bit to configure at first, but I've got a feeling they will be very set and forget.

My work uses them on Microsoft Lync projects pretty often and I haven't heard much negative, but a lot positive.

 

[JayNEC]

I have no love for patton at this point. Got an MP112 on the way...

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