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Out of interest could you recommend an ISDN router that could &nbsp;manage a VPN tunnel?
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Out of interest could you recommend an ISDN router that could  manage a VPN tunnel?

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We are opening a new warehouse which will require access to our main site network as well as our sister and parent company in the US. &nbsp;The main site is already connected to the wider network via the parent companies MPLS cloud.<br />
Our new warehouse will also be attached to MPLS so that it can then see all the other sites as required. &nbsp;Because this new MPLS connection had to be ordered through the US there will be delays and it may not be available for go live in time. &nbsp; <br />
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For the phone system we will have an ISDN30 (8 Channel) ready for voice but could this also be used to connect to the UK main site for data? &nbsp;<br />
How would this work? &nbsp;<br />

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We are opening a new warehouse which will require access to our main site network as well as our sister and parent company in the US.  The main site is already connected to the wider network via the parent companies MPLS cloud.
Our new warehouse will also be attached to MPLS so that it can then see all the other sites as required.  Because this new MPLS connection had to be ordered through the US there will be delays and it may not be available for go live in time.   

For the phone system we will have an ISDN30 (8 Channel) ready for voice but could this also be used to connect to the UK main site for data?  
How would this work?  


ISDN30 for data and voice

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