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Hello,
We have a company here and then another location out in D.C. I was wondering if there is any way to "connect" two PBX units (maybe a KX-TDA100 or 200) so that the the line I have here would also work for the phones hooked up to the PBX unit out there. I've been looking into VoIP and i'm not sure if that's what i would need or not...
I probably didn't explain that very well but if you were able to understand let me know if you have any answers.
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You would be better off doing Kx-T TDE 100/200 or NCP 500/1000. The TDA will be brown bread shortly
get on Panasonics website and put your zipcodes
in. There are dealers in both areas Locations
that can hook you up this is not something that
a enduser can do....
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You may also use FXS/FXO voip circuits such as MultiTech if you can't afford two new systwms.
Can be used on any phone system (just about).
Basically you would have pool key for second system. Press button you get ICM tone from Wash. Dial an ext,
dial a trunk code to make a local call in Wash. or dial a page code and page the other campus. transfer calls etc. Works same on other end.
Not seamless but works. Low cost
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It seems that we would have only one phone in the D.C. location and so i was wondering if it would work to just connect the IP phone in D.C. to the internet and connect it through a VPN to the PBX here. I talked to someone yesterday who said i would need a CTI Link Card. I don't really know much about this and so any answers are helpful.
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no you would need a ip ext 16 card if you insisted on the tda
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I have a customer with a TDA 200, with an ipext16 card, a phone in Virginia Beach,Va., one in Minneapolis, and a gateway card connecting it to another TDA 200 via a mpls circuit. All works well, with exception of the ups and downs of the dsl. Mostly consistent.
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Oops I forgot to add the original pbx is located in DesMoines Ia.
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MPLS is that Like Frame relay ?
Have heard the term used by Panasonic sale person lately was wondering?
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Yeah its the "new" less expensive version of frame relay. I think it stands for Multi Protocol Layered Switching. It is supposed to route thru private network structure rather than the internet. In 3 years time, it has only had an issue 1 time. Absolutely no voice quality issues and with a ipgw4 it uses very minimal bandwidth. Definitely the way to go when connecting multiple locations with multiple pbx's. The two dsl locations with ip phones are only 1 phone at each location, and it works ok on that.
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forgive me these mpls circuits are point to point
and have special routers on each end ?
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