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I have a customer that has a 4.6 IPK that is looking to go completly IP. 3 seperate bulidings with fiber. There is 17 phones , 16 phones, and 10 phones in all 3 bulidings. Can anyone give me a solution that will work with the IPK and one that will not have problems. Thanks.
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I assume that the fiber terminates at a router or switch...
I'm pretty sure that IPK II supports virtual (IP) trunks. Just tap into the existing data network and program your trunks. Be sure to give IP packets a higher priority than data packets.
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The IPK I w/ 4.6 software will support IAD cards for IP Tie-Line Trunking ( K-CCIS )& NEC IP sets.
You will also need to have QoS installed on your network...
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