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AT&T VDNA (Voice DNA)
http://www.business.att.com/enterprise/Family/business-voip-enterprise/voice-dna-enterprise/
EDIT: Guess I should also note that we are using about 125 Polycom 650's with Adtran PoE switches. Four sites, each with a dedicated T1 for VoIP, though not entirely necessary. You may want to check on the compatibility of those units.
ANOTHER EDIT: List of phones supported. http://rawrgv.com/?v=vdna.png i'd still double check with them.
http://www.business.att.com/enterprise/Family/business-voip-enterprise/voice-dna-enterprise/
EDIT: Guess I should also note that we are using about 125 Polycom 650's with Adtran PoE switches. Four sites, each with a dedicated T1 for VoIP, though not entirely necessary. You may want to check on the compatibility of those units.
ANOTHER EDIT: List of phones supported. http://rawrgv.com/?v=vdna.png i'd still double check with them.
I left AT&T cause their business billing is beyond a joke. lol
Anyone ever used Nextiva?
the best part of Packet8 that I like is the whole Virtual Office setup.
The whole system is setup via online GUI at packet8.net.
I cannibalized a couple of phone numbers to make a main AutoAttendant for our 2 offices. Each phone on our VO has a private direct line and they are all connected via the AutoAttendant so my Fort Worth and Austin Office is like one big office and no one knows the difference when they call in.
Best part of all, if you are working from home or what not, you can take your DTA box (and your phone if you prefer) and connect it at home and it'll work like you were at the office. This is great for part-time tele-commuters and people home for maternity leave and what not.
The whole system is setup via online GUI at packet8.net.
I cannibalized a couple of phone numbers to make a main AutoAttendant for our 2 offices. Each phone on our VO has a private direct line and they are all connected via the AutoAttendant so my Fort Worth and Austin Office is like one big office and no one knows the difference when they call in.
Best part of all, if you are working from home or what not, you can take your DTA box (and your phone if you prefer) and connect it at home and it'll work like you were at the office. This is great for part-time tele-commuters and people home for maternity leave and what not.
ah, I don't have much experience with anyone other than Packet8.
Had them for 4 years now. It was a little shakey at first, but they have really improved their QoS and I hardly have dropped packets ever.
If you have those T-1 lines at the offices, you should be fine depending on your network traffic. But if all else fails, just do your QoS on your router for the VIOP and you should be golden.
Had them for 4 years now. It was a little shakey at first, but they have really improved their QoS and I hardly have dropped packets ever.
If you have those T-1 lines at the offices, you should be fine depending on your network traffic. But if all else fails, just do your QoS on your router for the VIOP and you should be golden.