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I have a customer with a unique situation. Currently he has 2 lines with Viatalk. The lines come into his office where they convert to analog as he only has a few 2 line phones.
What he would like me to do is hook up an Allworx phone system in his office because of the need soon to have a couple of remote phones in another town.
My question is, has anyone tried to put an Allworx (or a TDM system for that matter) behind Viatalk lines? I'm wondering about their disconnect, audio quality, etc.
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I can't answer your question but will pose another. Could you just have them allow SIP login direct from the Allworx? It would probably be better.
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At this point in time no. Going forward, as their business grows and they have to find another carrier other than viatalk, then sure, that's the way to go.
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