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SIP trunking with a Cisco 3825 integrated services router
We are trying to implement SIP trunking into our Interactive Intelligence system and I was hoping to use my Cisco 3825 integrated services router to perform this function. I read that it is possible.
I do not know what I am doing at all with SIP, but I do have my CCNA from 2002 (ok well it is expired).
My environment: Time Warner fiber @ 50m up/down burstable
Cisco DMZ switch (nothing special)
Client gateway: Untangle
1) What are the high level DMZ/router requirements as far as QoS?
2) What are my options on the IOS version and what do they afford me?
3) What physical modules does my 3825 need to have to perform all of this?
I am trying to do this on a relative budget, which is the whole reason we're trying to go SIP. Your wisdom would be appreciated. I am expected to start testing this circuit by next Friday. (It is October 29, 2013 today)
I do not know what I am doing at all with SIP, but I do have my CCNA from 2002 (ok well it is expired).
My environment: Time Warner fiber @ 50m up/down burstable
Cisco DMZ switch (nothing special)
Client gateway: Untangle
1) What are the high level DMZ/router requirements as far as QoS?
2) What are my options on the IOS version and what do they afford me?
3) What physical modules does my 3825 need to have to perform all of this?
I am trying to do this on a relative budget, which is the whole reason we're trying to go SIP. Your wisdom would be appreciated. I am expected to start testing this circuit by next Friday. (It is October 29, 2013 today)
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I can send links too, man. I'm asking for an experts opinion who understands the very elements I am asking.
I thought it was called Experts Exchange, not LINK exchange.
What I need to know is, how can we do this under the old IOS model before they switched to the current licensing scheme with our 3825?
I thought it was called Experts Exchange, not LINK exchange.
What I need to know is, how can we do this under the old IOS model before they switched to the current licensing scheme with our 3825?
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This is the golden information I was looking for!
Thank you for having a sense of humor, too.
Do you mind watching this thread in the next week? I don't expect lightning responses like you did today, but it is much appreciated! To be fair, I hate looking at any documentation Cisco puts out. It is like eating glue. It is so terrible and hard on the eyes.
Thank you for having a sense of humor, too.
Do you mind watching this thread in the next week? I don't expect lightning responses like you did today, but it is much appreciated! To be fair, I hate looking at any documentation Cisco puts out. It is like eating glue. It is so terrible and hard on the eyes.
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I was able to upgrade to 12.4 (25), and we are going to test this week. Thanks again
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/ios/voice/cube/configuration/guide/vb_book/vb_book.html