SIP Unification FABS

This one page summary document highlights the features, advantages and benefits which NetServices SIP Trunk Networks service can bring to your organisation. These include enhanced resilience, improved cost efficiency and improved functionality, plus many more.

Unification Features

SIP capability to all IP and analogue PBX's
All handsets become ON-NET
Compatible with MPLS WAN
No new numbering needed
Can use ISDN for resilience

Customer Relationship Delivery

Facilitate implementation
Less dependent on Carriers for telephone
Centralised control of the dial-plan
Measurable end-to-end control of SIP with SLA's & SLG's
One bill for all voice communications office and remote sites

Customer Advantages

Replacement of traditional CPS with IP minutes
Enables dual network voice and data
IP voice termination or ISDN as backup
Legacy PBX converter extends PBX life
Fewer business relationships need to be managed

Customer Benefits

Reduced call charges as IP minute rates are cheaper
Reduction of infrastructure and usage costs
Enhanced resilience as the PBX can connect to the SIP Gateway and ISDN
Cost effective delivery of SIP and MPLS to home worker
Risk free technology implementation with new functionality

System integrators must be able to provide converged MPLS networks that can deliver Hosted IPT solutions and must be able to use QoS over IpStream and QoS over DataStream that are both forms of QoS over DSL which are better known as QoS over broadband. MPLS broadband services are critical in delivering SIP trunk networks that are service provided by IP Carriers or SIP Carriers. For long term installs you require QoS DataStream and for short term installs you require QoS IpStream. Converged broadband consists of QoS DSL and QoS ADSL to enable the economical delivery of Converged video networks. The capability of being able to provide MPLS VPN, Converged MPLS VPN and managed mpls VPN services ensures NetServices will remain a key systems integrator.