1. Brekeke Product Name and version: SIP Server & MTPBX
2. Java version: N/A
3. OS type and the version: Win2008
4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: RadiusCAT
5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :
Pattern5/9
6. Your problem: Hi, I am new to Brekeke and RaduisCAT. Currently we have been running a hosted PBX solution using an Ingate Siparator as my SBC/Stun Server infront of my Multitenant Asterisk network. We are using a combination of PRI's as well a SIP Trunking from a single provider. We are transitioning over to Brekeke and RaduisCAT to replace this solution. I was told that there will be no need for the ingate to stay in place as Brekeke handles most Nating issues and endpoints behind the same natted firewall will keep the media local when extension to extension dialing is done and no call recording needs to be done. My question is the company providing the setup is suggesting placing my SIP Server and MTPBX directly on the internet and using the windows firewall. I have a juniper router that I would like to use and do port forwarding. Are there any suggestions out there that could help me make our decision?
Thanks,
Chris
2. Java version: N/A
3. OS type and the version: Win2008
4. UA (phone), gateway or other hardware/software involved: RadiusCAT
5. Select your network pattern from http://www.brekeke-sip.com/bbs/network/ ... terns.html :
Pattern5/9
6. Your problem: Hi, I am new to Brekeke and RaduisCAT. Currently we have been running a hosted PBX solution using an Ingate Siparator as my SBC/Stun Server infront of my Multitenant Asterisk network. We are using a combination of PRI's as well a SIP Trunking from a single provider. We are transitioning over to Brekeke and RaduisCAT to replace this solution. I was told that there will be no need for the ingate to stay in place as Brekeke handles most Nating issues and endpoints behind the same natted firewall will keep the media local when extension to extension dialing is done and no call recording needs to be done. My question is the company providing the setup is suggesting placing my SIP Server and MTPBX directly on the internet and using the windows firewall. I have a juniper router that I would like to use and do port forwarding. Are there any suggestions out there that could help me make our decision?
Thanks,
Chris