06-25-2018 07:54 AM - edited 03-17-2019 01:05 PM
Hi Everyone
I was asked by my manger would it be smart to add an additional SIP trunk to our environment just in case the current one goes down so we could have redundancy. I told him that would be smart but I would go with a different carrier for the second trunk so that all the services aren't coming from the same provider. I wanted to know I'm I correct in what I'm thinking for the second trunk.
Thanks
Eric
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06-25-2018 09:14 AM
Yes, that's an option.
If it's on the same CUBE, configure tenants to have their own separate config.
06-25-2018 09:14 AM
Yes, that's an option.
If it's on the same CUBE, configure tenants to have their own separate config.
06-25-2018 09:28 AM
Thanks Jaime
I remember at my last position we had 2 separate SIP providers so if one went down calls would fail over to the other. I just wanted make sure that I remembered correctly and the quick reply is much appreciated.
06-25-2018 09:29 AM
06-25-2018 09:32 AM
That is something plenty of people have, and many times not even for failover, but because they might get better rates with one ISP for certain kind of calls, for example international calls, so they route local/national thru one ISP, and international through the other, but they could use them for failover as well if needed. Then you can have the HW redundancy with other ISR, on top of that CUBE HA for active/inactive and call preservation, etc.
06-25-2018 09:38 AM
Thanks again Jaime I really appreciate the help.
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