This can often result in one-way or no-way voice, a degradation of sound quality, a potential security breach, or VoIP calls failing completely. Because of features such as Network Address Translation (NAT), Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), firewall implementations, as well as the employment of quality of service (QoS) mechanisms that exist at the network edge, VoIP can often be difficult to transmit over such borders. With the advent of network convergence, where voice and data now share one infrastructure, it has been necessary to modify the functionality of TCP/IP-based networks to accommodate the specific needs of packetized voice services.īecause of this, one area that often causes problems when attempting to transmit VoIP packets is the network edge – that is, the border between the enterprise network and the ISP. As such, they were designed to specifically handle traditional data communications needs. This is especially handy if the enterprise network already has available an established and robust VM infrastructure.ĭata communications infrastructures based on the TCP/IP model were originally developed several decades ago.
In such an implementation, no additional hardware is actually required for deployment.
#Ipsec on an edgeview series#
Routing protocol support includes BGP, RIP and OSPFĮncryption and authentication supported include: TLS, SRTP, HTTPS, SSH, 3DES and AESįull MOS support including Jitter and packet lossīoth devices are compatible with Edgewater’s Cloud2Edge Complete service, EdgeView Service Control Center and EdgeMarc Intelligent Edge, all of which reduce operational expenses and ease maintenance and administration tasks by integrating the control of the devices with the cloud.Īn additional convenient feature of the EdgeMarc 2900 series SBCs is the fact that they can be deployed as a VMs for KVM, VMware and Hyper-V virtual machines. Support of major ITU-T VoIP codecs including G.711, G.722, G.726 and G.729 and T.38 for fax Signaling and media protocols include UDP, TCP, TLS, RTP and SRTP Support for SIP transparent and multi-homed proxy modes Two copper (RJ-45) and two optical (SFP) WAN ports Up to 1 Gbps data rates on the WAN interface The key features of these devices include:
#Ipsec on an edgeview license#
This is extremely important for large sites like schools and assisted living facilities.įurthermore, the devices can scale up to 300 concurrent calls with a simple license upgrade, meaning the hardware can support thousands of phones without a hardware upgrade. The 2900a model also has failover FXO ports, meaning that in case the internet fails, all calls can be routed out traditional POTs lines.
The routers now have two GigE WAN ports to support redundant internet providers. These new SBC models have the traditional Edgemarc capabilities, but what we like most about them is the new failover features and scalability. Gphone is pleased to support the newly released Edgewater Networks EdgeMarc 2900a and 2900e session border controllers (eSBCs).
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