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So I don't see how ISA/TMG has anything to do with this.<br />
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Lync and the TDE should be on the same LAN together so they access each other directly. &nbsp;Even if they are in two different LAN Segments it is still only a &quot;router hop&quot; between them. &nbsp;The ISA/TMG should not have anything to do with it,...it should not be involved at all.
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So I don't see how ISA/TMG has anything to do with this.

Lync and the TDE should be on the same LAN together so they access each other directly.  Even if they are in two different LAN Segments it is still only a "router hop" between them.  The ISA/TMG should not have anything to do with it,...it should not be involved at all.

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Thanks, actually i just use a asterisk with E1 card..
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Thanks, actually i just use a asterisk with E1 card..

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I need to inter connect a Microsoft Lync server with a Panasonic TDE100 in order to use the Lync connectivity with my legacy Panasonic PBX.<br />
On the TDE100 Side I have an E1 card and 3 -16extensions analog cards. I have 16 SIP extensions license and one Free Slot<br />
What could be the configuration for this? I’m thinking in use an Asterisk/elastix Gateway.<br />
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Please your comments.<br />
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Thanks
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I need to inter connect a Microsoft Lync server with a Panasonic TDE100 in order to use the Lync connectivity with my legacy Panasonic PBX.
On the TDE100 Side I have an E1 card and 3 -16extensions analog cards. I have 16 SIP extensions license and one Free Slot
What could be the configuration for this? I’m thinking in use an Asterisk/elastix Gateway.

Please your comments.

Thanks

Connect Lync Server 2012 with Panasonic TDE100

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