PSTN to All-IP Migration
What is PSTN to All-IP? PSTN to All-IP describes the expected transformation of the telecommunication network where the public-switched-telephone network (PSTN) will ultimately be unplugged and replaced with an all–Internet Protocol (IP) network for delivering voice services.
Patton PSTN to All-IP Migration Solutions
- Patton All-IP migration solutions help fixed-line Service Providers move subscribers from legacy TDM networks to all-IP SIP Trunks, Hosted Telephony and UCaaS services easily and efficiently with a high level of customer satisfaction and minimal churn.
- Patton's SmartNode CPE devices include a broad range of VoIP Gateways, Edge Routers, Integrated Access Devices and eSBCs performing network and service demarcation/borders and edge services.
- Seamless transitions on the subscriber side are addressed by providing on-premise integration with existing phone systems and legacy devices.
- Customer objections about mission critical voice services and next generation services are addressed with PSTN failovers, multi-WAN trunk survivability, network function virtualization and IoT service readiness.
- SmartNodes together with the Patton Cloud lets Service Providers easily deploy, provision, manage, monitor, secure, alert, troubleshoot, analyze, optimize and re-purposes CPE devices; All while giving business customers control to manage the All-IP transition on-premise in phases.
Featured Solutions
All kinds of ISDN-dependent voice-integrated systems are installed in the Netherlands. The PBX platforms deliver Telephony, Security, Intercoms, Paging, and Emergency Notification. Those systems can't just be forklift upgraded to all IP just because ISDN trunks are End-of-Life in the Netherlands.
In a SIP trunk integration with a software PBX, the Microsoft Teams voice application relies on external telephony services. On-Premise or cloud-based PBX systems and SIP Trunks require a TEAMS SBC or virtual SBC with Microsoft Phone System to connect and deliver Microsoft Teams voice.
Using Patton eSBC devices, Vodafone Next Generation Services (VNGS) devised a transition strategy enabling existing on-net and off-net subscribers of Vodafone NZ to migrate at a controlled pace from ISDN to SIP Trunking with automated provisioning and minimal service disruption.
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