sundance-communications.com/forum Forums TDM Business Telephone Systems Mitel Telephones & Systems connecting 2 sx200 icp together to be able to transfer calls

The fiber's in place! There are SX200icp's on each side!
Enable IP trunks in each system ($100.00 ea), and you're done!!
What's the big deal?

I agree with fifty5footer if you have fiber between buildings buy the IP trunk Licenses;build your routes and you are done

thanks fifty5footer , that looks like the solution I am looking for.. I have not yet hooked up any ip the 200ICP as of yet. It typically is not needed in motels.

Most hotels don't need that feature, but it sounds like you have the perfect application. Let me know if you need getting it implemented.
Merry Christmas!

Just wondering why you would need ip licenses if you have fibre between the buildings, how far are the buildings apart, just use extended fims between the buildings. Managing a network at a hotel can be messy.

I called my mitel rep and they said that I had to purchase at least 1 ip trunk per system in order to accomplish what was recommended.

Thank you for your assistance and Happy Holidays.

I like UnemployedMitelGuy's idea. I'd stick a Per node on one end and connect them by FIM.

I can't think of any reason why you'd necessarily need a processor on both sides...

Sorry guys my mistake if its two hotel properties useing two peripheral nodes will not work, you will have to go the ip way, or t1 or pri.

I've seen two hotels, back to back, sharing one EL as a tenant system. And at one time, we were looking at a solution for a 5-hotel company that would have involved getting fiber across a few public streets... Unfortunately, there was not practical way to fiber across the streets.

eliminating Centrex lines alone woulda saved them a fortune.