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I have a customer who is having a Flex PRI installed by XO communications. He wants to upgrade the Telrad to work with this new circuit. XO is providing a router and a T1 jack. The trunks are 12 2-way digital channels. (not analog, So, there will be no 66 block to connect the PRI card to.) Does the customer need a T-1 card for the Telrad instead of a PRI card? Will the Telrad work well with this type of circuit?
The Telrad is an S60 pbx comm server SB7 with 1 col, 1 ocd, 1 mim, 2 uld, and 19 Avanti 3015 d's.
Thanks in advance!
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There is no 12-Port PRI card from Telrad. Didn't even know that Telco could provide a 12 PRI.
A pri is just like a t-1 but the 24th channel is a D-link channel that provides Data for DID and CID.
You can put a T-1 card in and only used the 12 channels if you want.
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Hi Tony, thanks for the quick reply.
XO is telling me that this flex pri they are installing is also called a softswitch. (The PRI is sent to the customer via internet)
I think I might just stay away from this one. Have you done one of these before?
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No I don't know what there talking about.
Are they saying anything about SIP trunks
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No. No SIP trunks. Only PRI over the internet with a block of 100 DID's, and 12 2-way channels.
Supposedly these "softswitches" are the cheapest way to get PRI to the customer.
I think you're right about the T-1 card. I'm just not sure if Telrad will work with this. (Avaya Magix won't work either, but Avaya IP Office will)
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I never heard of this but maybe someone else has. Good Luck
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Thanks, Tony; I'm going to stay away from this one!
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We do these PRI's all the time. Some with as few as 6 lines. NuVox calls this VoxIP and PaeTec a Dynamic PRI. You just need a PRI Card and set it for NI2 and add the channels as needed.
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How does it know the D-link channel? Is it just set to the 24 channel?
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Yes D channel is 24. Not sure where the D-link channel is 
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