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I'm not familiar with Genband, but, I worked on Sonus when Global Crossing replaced their DSC DEX-600E's with Sonus VoIP switches.
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Genband is alot of the former Nortel switch personnel. They took over support for the DMS-10, DMS-100, etc and replaced them with their softswitches, the C15 and C20 primarily.
I was just in Raleigh at their training and support facility for some translations training when the announcement was made. We were told that Genband is primarily in the Class 5 arena and that Sonus (who not long ago bought out Taqua and their softswitch), is in the Class 4 market. I for one, know that the big boys (C/L, ATT, Verizon) still have hundreds of DMS switches in service. Will be interesting to see how this plays out.
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I'm about to visit their RTP location for a third time for training, I'll be attending their c15 Translations class this time around. Was your instructor Todd Hand?
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Yes, Todd Hand was my instructor for 3 different C15 training sessions, including translations.
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