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Vega 60G BRI
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The Vega 60G BRI VoIP gateways are small appliances that seamlessly connect your legacy telephony infrastructure, made up of BRI lines, to IP networks.
They are great for businesses with legacy phone equipment (such as a TDM Phone Systems) who want to connect to SIP trunking services without having to spend money altering their current network infrastructure.
Vega 60G BRI VoIP gateways are also great for businesses that are already VoIP-enabled at the core (with an IP-PBX) that need PSTN connectivity and require a SIP-to-TDM converter. Simply place the gateway at the edge of your network, plug in your existing internet cable for VoIP connectivity and BRI cables from your phone system, and let the Vega 60G BRI VoIP gateway automatically handle the SIP signaling and voice media conversion for seamless voice and T.38 fax integration.
The Vega 60G BRI digital VoIP gateway is available in:
- 2 BRI (4 Calls)
- 2 BRI (4 Calls) (PoE, High Precision Clock, 8 BRI and 4 BRI + 4 FXS versions are available for special orders)
- Each BRI interface can be independently configured as network side or terminal side.
Key Features and Benefits
Field Upgradable
Firmware updates can be performed remotely through WebGUI.
Secure and Fax-Ready
Support for TLS, SRTP, and T.38 faxing.
Flexible Routing
Advanced flexible call routing with automatic failover and bypass routing.
Simplified Deployment
All Vega Gateways have a Quick Wizard to quickly and easily deploy, eliminating the need of IT admin and complicated setup process.
Highly Interoperable
Support for TLS and SRTP as well as for T.38 faxing.All Vega Gateways support the standard VoIP/SIP protocol and have built-in transcoding so you can trust that your phone calls and faxes will work even in challenging environments. Vega Gateways also allow for custom configuration for the custom deployments.
Built-In Local Survivability
In the event of a VoIP failure, the Vega Gateway will allow internal extensions to continue calling each other and automatically route to a failover PSTN connection if available.