I just wanted to get an idea of whether a concept is possible, or it we're walking down the garden path.
There are a bunch of what are effectively branches and we want to link them up to central support and ordering desk, as well as to each other. The support/ordering desk would still run on the normal (PSTN) PABX system. Each branch would still need to make normal calls over POTS, just ordering/support would go through the IP network.
What I thought could be done it use a trixbox at the central office and put something like a SPA3102 into each branch. The trixbox would need some FXO/FXS ports to connect to the PABX.
The incoming connections would be via a VPN over the internet. Each branch connects to the internet through its own service provider. I'm a little concerned about QOS over this type of connection.
What are the caveats to this setup? Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks
There are a bunch of what are effectively branches and we want to link them up to central support and ordering desk, as well as to each other. The support/ordering desk would still run on the normal (PSTN) PABX system. Each branch would still need to make normal calls over POTS, just ordering/support would go through the IP network.
What I thought could be done it use a trixbox at the central office and put something like a SPA3102 into each branch. The trixbox would need some FXO/FXS ports to connect to the PABX.
The incoming connections would be via a VPN over the internet. Each branch connects to the internet through its own service provider. I'm a little concerned about QOS over this type of connection.
What are the caveats to this setup? Is there something I'm missing?
Thanks