SRG50 Questions

[pronei]

I am about to purchase an SRG50, I'm reading the NTP's now, but have a couple of questions:

SGR50 rls 3 in Pennsylvania
CS1000M rls 4.5 in Tennessee (licensed for 8 H323 and 24 SIP Trunks)

When PA users dial a local PA number, how will that work?

Do I need keycodes to enable Analog Trunks on the SRG50 or are those included in the SRG50 keycode?

Do I need LAN CTE port Keycode for 911 purposes?

Do I need SIP licenses on the SRG or is that included in the SRG keycode?

 

[MagnaRGP]

When PA users dial a local PA number, how will that work?

The CS1000 and NRS will need to be configured properly so that PA users will be re-routed back to the SRG on 9+etc calls. The call will process as a VoIP trunk call betweeen the two systems

Do I need keycodes to enable Analog Trunks on the SRG50 or are those included in the SRG50 keycode?

Don't know, but probably.

Do I need LAN CTE port Keycode for 911 purposes?

No. As answered in the 1st item, that programming is dealt with at the PBX and NRS level. You just need to ensure that the SRG is configured to recognize the inbound digits and push the call out the PSTN.

Do I need SIP licenses on the SRG or is that included in the SRG keycode?

Again, I don't know for certain, but you will likely need VoIP trunk keycodes (SIP or H.323) for the SRG. You will need one for each PSTN line to ensure no call blockage.

 

[Dasheen]

SRG keycode unlocks the analog trunk ports, Analog stn ports, and digital ports.

If setup properly, 911 calls get rerouted back to the SRG via the VoIP trunk and tandems on to the PSTN line.

 

[Deweyhumbolt]

TDM ports do not work on SRG. Only analog.

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[Dasheen]

Digital ports work if you install ATAs on them. They don't work for digital phones.