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VoIP
VoIP Defined
• A technique for transmitting voice (analog) calls over a TCP/IP network versus a traditional carrier circuit-switched network; ideally with little or no quality difference.
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Some VoIP History
• Started in 1995
• VocalTec – First Internet Phone Software
• Ran on home PC – Called ‘Internet Phone’
• Used H.323 – SIP first drafts in early 1996
• VocalTec was the Skype of the mid 90s
• Drawbacks – Lack of broadband service, used modems, poor voice quality
• Regardless – Considered significant
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TDM vs. VoIP
• TDM– Distance limitation– Dedicated cable – Analog or proprietary– 64 K per conversation– Reliable
• VoIP– Unlimited distance– Shared with Data– Standards based– May be less than 64K– Reliable as the
network
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Protocols• H.323
– Origins in 1995 – an Intelligent Endpoint Protocol– For Video, later for voice– Binary based
• SIP– Origins in 1995 – an Intelligent Endpoint Protocol– Designed for voice, Video, and Instant Messaging– ASCII based
• MGCP– Established in 1998 – a Device Control Protocol– Designed for voice– Coupled to H.248
Tadiran’s deployment
Port Washington NY
Washington DC
Sarasota FL
Tadiran’s deployment
Port Washington NY
Tadiran Employees
Tadiran’s deployment
Port Washington NY
Tadiran Partners
Tadiran’s deployment
Port Washington NY
Israel
China
Australia
Germany
Russia
India
Poland
Spain
VoIP• Station Side
Coral IPx
LAN
Coral IPxP
UG
W
FlexSet – IP
Phones
VoIP• Trunk Side Network
Coral IPx
Coral IPx
PU
GW
QSIG
Protocol
PU
GW
LAN /WAN
Universal Gateway
Gateways
• IPx Office• IPX 500• IPX800• IPX3000• IPX4000
• CUGW• PUGWipx• PUGW• PUGW• PUGW
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• Encoding standards G.711, G.729• 16, 32, 64 media channels• Up to 240 end points per card• MGCP and SIP protocol• Static setup, Dynamic setup (DHCP, DNS)• Authentication and Security• Signaling and Media Load Sharing (Secondary
CA) up to 10 call agents• IP Peer-to-Peer• Requires 2 static IP addresses
UGW Features
Let’s do the math
• UGW
• MRC-32
• IP end points– Stations– SIP Trunks– Soft phones– FXS port– FXO ports– IP-Net channels
Let’s do the math
• UGW
• MRC-64
• IP end points– Stations– SIP Trunks– Soft phones– FXS port– FXO ports– IP-Net channels
Let’s do the math
• UGW
• MRC-16
• IP end points– Stations– SIP Trunks– Soft phones– FXS port– FXO ports– IP-Net channels
MRC
• Provides IP / TDM conversion
• Dynamic resource system wide– Any MRC from any card
• Fits on CUGW
• Fits on PUGWipx
• Fits on PUGW
Universal Gateway (PUGW)
MRCmodule
Coral Flex- IP
Flex- IP Phone Capabilities
• Full Coral feature set
• Easy installation – Centralized DB
• Easy to maintain – Remote TFTP
• Easy setup – DHCP, DNS
• Less resources – P2P
• Infrastructure saving – Internal switch for PC
• Flexible resources – Power over LAN or local power supply
• Multiple time zones
• Survivability - Up to 10 alternate call agents
FlexSet IP Telephone
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FlexSet-IP Connections
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•Supports features on Digital FlexSet
•Fully Duplex Two way speakerphone
•Power: AC Adapter or Power over LAN 802.3af
•Static or Dynamic DHCP/DNS
•2 RJ45 ports (1 for PC and 1 for LAN)
•Upgradeable by TFTP
•Multiple Call agents
FlexSet IP Phone Features
Flex-IP SoftPhone
• Flex-IP on PC
• Use any Internet Connection: – ADSL
– Cable Modem
– WiFi (Hot Spots)
– Cellular Air card
• USB or Blue tooth Handset
• On-Line help
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Flex-IP SoftPhone
Personal Routing Rules (Presence & Outlook Based)Call Log
Dial From Directoryor any
Application(e.g. Exchange contacts)
Context Sensitive Help
Call History
Directory Services
Status Messages
T- Series IP Phones
T- Series
• So what is new?– Significantly lower price point than FlexSet-IP– SIP- or MGCP
• Wall or Desk mounted with adjustable angle of view.– T208
• Large LCD -128x64 pixels.• With or without PoE.
– T207• Small LCD – 128x32 pixels.
• Key expansion unit with 22 keys.• Full duplex speaker phone
Tadiran branded phones
• Wall or Desk mounted with adjustable angle of view.• Aggressive pricing. • Shipped as MGCP or SIP
– Can be “flashed” to either protocol
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SIP Basics
• SIP = Session Initiation Protocol.• Governed by IETF documents RFC3261 – RFC3265.• Address format: sip:[email protected]:5060.• Glossary of SIP terms:
– UA = User Agent – A SIP end point. – Registrar server – Address data base server. – Proxy server – Call handling server.– B2BUA = Back to Back User Agent – Another type of call
handling server.
• The Coral Provides all the above server functions.
What makes SIP different
• Center of intelligence is moving.
• Results:– Limited features.– Interoperability.
The benefits of SIP
• Wide acceptance.• Indifferent to media. • Accepted by data network managers.• SIP phones are the ISTs of IP telephony:
– Price.– Availability.– Functionality.
• SIP trunks connect you to the world.
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MGCP vs. SIP
Feature MGCP SIP
Hold Recall Yes No
Transfer Recall Yes No
DSS Yes Yes
BLF Yes No
Button Programming Set Web
DND PBX Phone
Conference PBX Phone
MGCP vs. SIP
SIP Terminals Commercial, off the shelfTadiran Branded
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• Time Zones– This allows for a different time to appear on
the phone display depending on its locality. Time zones will allow wake up and reminder features to follow the localized time definition.
– Local time can be set from the phone, system, or from a local DHCP server.
Crossing Time Zones
DealershipMain offices
Time Zones In The CoralCoral IPx
GMT +2
Israel
GMT - 5
USA
GMT
UK
GMT +1
Europe
GMT +7
China
WAN
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• IP Survivability– Call agents have been increased from (2) to (10).– If connected to a secondary Call Agent, the IP
phone will periodically attempt to communicate with the Primary Call Agent. If found it will revert back to the Primary.
IP survivability
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VoIP - FXS/FXO
• Remote Fax, SLT or PSTN Connections
– FXS (MGCP) – IST, CID, MWI, Fax (T.38), Modem
– 2, 4, 8 and 24 Ports– FXO (MGCP) – CID, FAX and Modem
– 4 and 8 Ports
Gateways
• FXS supports– Fax– Modem– Cordless phones– Credit card scanners
• FXO supports– Local dialing from
branch office– 911 dialing local– Toll bypass
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Coral Sentinel Pro
• A Session Border Controller (SBC) terminal• Proxy for remote IP terminals (MGCP & SIP)• Addresses NAT / FW Traversal’• Located in the DMZ • Scalable
Sentinel Pro
• NAT traversal is an issue with all VoIP protocols (H323, MGCP and SIP)
• Tadiran Telecom has developed the Sentinel Pro– Sentinel – Session Border Control (SBC)– Proxy server for signaling– Relay for RTP
Specific private static IP addresses and ports are open in the firewall to allow the Sentinel Pro and remote VoIP devices to talk to PUGW
Firewall Tunneling
•Remote Coral VoIP devices access the Sentinel Pro in the company’s DMZ area
•Secure communications to the Coral passes through the Sentinel Pro.
NAT Support
•Non supported IP address formats are converted to support IP address formats.
•PUGW card supports one VoIP device per IP address. The Sentinel Pro converts VoIP devices that may share an IP address to unique numbers.
Sentinel Pro Sizes
• SBC Pro 10
• SBC Pro 25
• SBC Pro 75
• SBC Pro 150
• 10 concurrent calls using G.729
• 25 concurrent calls using G.729
• 75 concurrent calls using G.7.29
• 150 concurrent calls using G.7.29