hotelmotelpatel
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What would be the proper way to interface Sip Trunks to the IP Office, I know both work and I've seen it done on LAN and the WAN,thanks for your input
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Sip Trunks Lan or Wan
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It's not up to the tech to decide, it's up to the customer.
And if a PBX tech came to my company and suggested that he wanted bridge my internal network with an external connection through his PBX I would throw him out
"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer
And if a PBX tech came to my company and suggested that he wanted bridge my internal network with an external connection through his PBX I would throw him out
"Trying is the first step to failure..." - Homer
I do everything through LAN1 with SIP trunks following the standard path for external connectivity.
Like janni78 said - bridging a public internet face on LAN2 would get you laughed out of the building by Infosec with many of the clients I deal with.
Like janni78 said - bridging a public internet face on LAN2 would get you laughed out of the building by Infosec with many of the clients I deal with.
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