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Q. Will it support Multi-Level Resellers?<br> | Q. Will it support Multi-Level Resellers?<br> | ||
A. No, and will not support in the future. | A. No, and will not support in the future. | ||
Q. Can it work with SIP Proxy?<br> | |||
A. Currently no, will be able in the future. | |||
Q. Can several servers work together?<br> | |||
A. Yes, with different IPS. | |||
Q. Can several servers be connected to the same DB/GUI?<br> | |||
A. Yes. | |||
Q. Will it support DIDs?<br> | Q. Will it support DIDs?<br> | ||
Revision as of 10:49, 30 May 2014
What is it?
M2 Switch is Class 4 switch dedicated to VoIP wholesale business, e.g. traffic transit.
Differences from MOR
MOR is Class 5 switch dedicated to VoIP retail business (Calling Cards, Call Back, Call Shop, Resellers, etc) and is not optimized for Wholesale business.
M2 Switch is completely new product build from ground-up with Wholesale business model in mind.
No more Providers, LCR. New logic structure with Routing Groups, Dial Peers, Termination Points.
Why should I use it?
M2 Switch gives never-seen-before flexibility when managing traffic transit.
- more calls per server (1000+ with media [no transcoding], 8000+ without media)
- allow/block certain destinations, callerids
- sell/buy exact destinations from/to suppliers/clients
- configure intelligent priority routing
- routing and tariff based per Device (not as per User as in MOR)
- different routing orders for the same Routing Groups
- many other things (will update later)
Logical Structure
Changes from MOR:
- Origination Point = Device
- Termination Point = Provider
- Routing Group = LCR
- Dial Peer ~= kind of LCR by Destinations
FAQ
Q. When will it be released?
A. 2014 May
Q. What is the price?
A. Please contact our sales department: b2bsales@kolmisoft.com
Q. Can I test it?
A. We have limited amount of beta-testers. If you are really interested, please contact b2bsales@kolmisoft.com
Q. Can it be upgraded from MOR?
A. No (because of completely different architecture) [Maybe some time later we will create migration script]
Q. Which protocols are supported?
A. SIP (H323/IAX2 are available with special gateways for protocol conversion).
Q. How many simultaneous calls can it handle? What about CPS?
A. On 1 server: 1000+ with media without transcoding, 8000+ calls without media. ~90 CPS
Q. Will it support Radius?
A. Yes
Q. Will it support Multi-Level Resellers?
A. No, and will not support in the future.
Q. Can it work with SIP Proxy?
A. Currently no, will be able in the future.
Q. Can several servers work together?
A. Yes, with different IPS.
Q. Can several servers be connected to the same DB/GUI?
A. Yes.
Q. Will it support DIDs?
A. No.
Q. Where is the Manual?
A. Here: M2 Switch Manual
