Брошюра для Quintum A200

Quintum has developed a Unified 
Communications Proxy to address today’s 
hybrid communications environments.
Initially developed to support Microsoft

®

Office Communications Server 2007 
deployments, the new Unified 
Communications Proxy (UCP) 
supports the intelligent integration of 
all TDM and VoIP equipment, offering 
unmatched flexibility for today's complex
voice networks. 

The UCP capability in the Tenor provides
intelligent “any to any” MultiPath
switching between VoIP and TDM 
networks, including SIP to SIP calls, 
TDM to TDM calls and SIP to TDM calls…
hence, ‘any to any’ connectivity! This 
capability simplifies the deployment of new VoIP applications such as Unified Communications, assuring easy 
integration with any existing voice network element (TDM or SIP) and the Public Switched Telephone Network
(PSTN).  This flexibility also benefits VoIP service providers by providing a flexible customer premises gateway
that can interface to all existing business voice network elements including SIP, TDM or both.

Tenors's UCP provides SIP to SIP connectivity with the ability to connect with the disparate SIP systems that 
exist in today's hybrid network environments. This allows new VoIP applications to interface with a full range
of circuit and SIP-based endpoints, systems, and networks.

Quintum’s Tenor switches offer a unique MultiPath Switch design that drops in easily and transparently into existing
voice and data infrastructures, with little to no re-configuration of existing equipment. Tenors interoperate with 
all types of traditional and IP-based PBXs, allowing them to also support analog and modem-based devices, fax 
machines, conventional paging systems, and other types of existing infrastructure. 

Tenors’ MultiPath call routing allows it to intelligently route calls between the phone/key switch/PBX, the PSTN and 
the IP network, allowing them to support both circuit switching and VoIP calls in a single device.  The intelligent call
routing and switching that is embedded in the Tenor means that the VoIP implementation does not require call 
routing resources from the existing network, thus minimizing the need for re-configuration of network devices, or
complete forklifts. 

The Tenor can also route calls over the IP to reduce costs, and then transparently ‘hop off’ to the PSTN to reach off-
net locations,  911 emergency services, and transparent access to resources such as contact centers and IVR/voice self-
service systems.

Tenors offer a programmable dial plan which provides the ability to interface to any private or public network
around the world. With the appropriate dial plan, post-dial delay is minimized, avoiding the wait time that
can occur with simpler gateways.  

Tenors also feature a configuration wizard that dramatically simplifies the user interface to ease the configuration
and installation process for most common applications.  No other VoIP solution can match this flexibility.