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sip trunks with SES
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The SES can only communicate to a SIP trunk that is a 'trusted host'. Which means no authorization. So either you or your service provider will need to provide a Session Border Controller (SBC) to authenticate back to their system and to also provide a trusted connection to the SES. Look for application notes on SIP service providers on Avaya.com for examples.
The only SBC's that I know to work with Avaya are the Acme Packet and the Cisco Cube. But if you can find one that can do NAT traversal then it should work.
Good luck.
The only SBC's that I know to work with Avaya are the Acme Packet and the Cisco Cube. But if you can find one that can do NAT traversal then it should work.
Good luck.
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