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Old 11-09-2019, 11:16 PM
saiye saiye is offline
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Default ASBCE architecture
Dear Community,

I am new to ASBCE.

We are deploying two SBCE in HA. We have taken SIP trunk from ITSP.

1. I am confuse that where SIP trunk (Ethernet) will be terminated?
2. How Remote co-workers will communication through Avaya Equinox ?
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