SANGOMA Technology
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Canadian Based Company
R&D and Manufacture in Cannada for Interface Card business
Found in 1984
Premium provider for voice and data connectivity components for
software-based communication application.
• Focus on OST/Proprietary
• Used in leading PBX, IVR, Contact Center world-wide.
Vibrant Ecosystem Enabled by Sangoma
Open Source Telephony
Proprietary PBX and IVR
Ready to use drivers for Sangoma boards
Plug-in to major soft-PBX and IVRs
Contact Center
Carrier and Data Networking
OEM Integration with major software suites
Proven Infrastructure Technology
SANGOMA and VoIP Gateways
Build your
own app
Vega Series
Sangoma
APIs
DIY
Dahdi
FreeTDM
Leverage Opensource
Leverage Closed source
Appliances
!! NEW !!
Vega Appliance Series Gateway
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Real Enterprise Grade, Gateway product
Best Quality and Reliability
Competitive pricelist
Very Large Interoperate List
Best Functionality
• Voice, FAX and Modem Support
• Hugely Flexible Call Routing for Fallback and Least Cost Routing
• Emergency PSTN backup function
• Failsafe E1 pass-through backup function
• H.323 and SIP
• Full Product Range
• Vega 50, Analog or BRI for 2-10 Ports
• Vega 5000, Analog for 16, 24, 32, or 50 FXS ports and 2FXO ports
• Vega 400, E1/T1 for 1 to 4 Ports
Innovation and Interoperability
Why VoIP Gateways?
• Because the traditional networks and VoIP networks co-exist
and they need to communicate
• Evolutionary Approach to VOIP – Reduced Costs
• Investment Protection of Existing Infrastructure
• Highly flexible in terms of adapting to existing customers
requirements – particularly Multi-Vendor installations
• Reduced Cost of Adoption
– Installation
– Training
• Better ROI for the Service Provider and the End User
Features – All Gateways
• VoIP Protocols
– SIP or H.323
– TLS / SRTP for security(1)
• Dual LAN + Console Port
• Management
– Web GUI
– CLI
– RADIUS
– SNMP
– Syslog
– Billing logs
• Powerful routing capabilities
• Remote Firmware Upgrade
• Vocoding
– G.711, G.729, G.723, GSM(1)
• G.168 Echo
Cancellation
• T.38 Fax relay
• Non Concentrating
• Enhanced Network Proxy(1)
(1) Optional License
Vega 400 – 8 to 120 Calls (4 E1)
• Fixed PSTN Combination
– 4 T1/E1 main ports
– 4 T1/E1 failover relay ports
– All 4 ports always active
• VoIP Density
– 8 to 120 ports
(software licenses)
• DSP Modules for upgrades
• Internal Power Supply
• Desktop or 19” rack mount
• Dimensions
– 1U
– 17.2” x 1.7” x 10.8”
Fallback ports in case of failure
Failover Unit
T1/E1 cables
Main Unit
To/From
Telco
T1/E1 cables
Fallback ports in case of failure
Failover Unit
Internal relay trips to
connect to failover ports
Main Unit
To/From
Telco
T1/E1 cables
Fallback ports alternative use
ITSP
SIP
ISDN
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ISDN
Vega inserted between PBX and PSTN
Completely transparent
Groom calls to SIP over time
Resilience in case of failure or maintenance
Fallback ports alternative use
ITSP
SIP
ISDN
ISDN
Internal relay
trips to connect
PBX to Telco
To/From
PBX
To/From
Telco
T1/E1 cables
Vega 5000 – High Density FXS Gateway
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Port Combinations
– 16 FXS + 2 FXO
– 24 FXS + 2 FXO
– 32 FXS + 2 FXO
– 50 FXS + 2 FXO
– Fully functional FXO ports
– FXO fallback
FXS Capabilities
– 8km loop length support
– Secondary protection included
– 80Vrms ringing
• Internal Power Supply
• Dimensions (rack mountable):
17.2” x 1.7” x 10.8”
Vega 500 – Low Density Gateway
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FXS
– 4 FXS + 2FXO
– 8 FXS + 2 FXO
– Fully functional FXO ports
– FXO fallback
FXO
– 4 FXO
– 8 FXO
BRI
– 2 BRI
– 4 BRI
– 8 BRI(1)
– NT, TE Support
– Phantom power
– Pin switching
• External Power Supply
• Dimensions:
11.8” x 1.75” x 9.33”
• Rackmountable
Vega 500 – Low Density Gateway
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FXS
– 4 FXS + 2FXO
– 8 FXS + 2 FXO
– Fully functional FXO ports
– FXO fallback
FXO
– 4 FXO
– 8 FXO
BRI
– 2 BRI
– 4 BRI
– 8 BRI(1)
– NT, TE Support
– Phantom power
– Pin switching
• External Power Supply
• Dimensions:
11.8” x 1.75” x 9.33”
• Rackmountable
SIP Trunking
ITSP
SIP /
VoIP
Previous connection to PSTN:
Analogue / BRI / PRI
PBX, TDM
Endpoints
SIP Trunking with Resilience
ITSP
SIP /
VoIP
PSTN
On SIP / www / WAN
failure Vega reroutes
all calls via PSTN
Analogue
BRI
PRI
PBX, TDM
Endpoints
PSTN Trunking for IP PBXs
IPBX
• Snom
• 3CX
• Asterisk
• Cisco
• Avaya
• Etc.
PSTN
Analogue
BRI
PRI
SIP/VoIP
SIP/VoIP
LAN
IP Phones
Analogue connectivity for IP PBXs
IPBX
• Snom
• 3CX
• Asterisk
• Cisco
• Avaya
• Etc.
PSTN
Analogue
BRI
PRI
SIP/VoIP
SIP/VoIP
LAN
FXS
IP Phones
FXS
Analog endpoints
FXS
PSTN access for VoIP Contact Centers
IP Call Centers
• Interactive Intelligence
• Genesys
• Vicidial
• Noble
• Etc
SIP/VoIP
PSTN
Analogue
BRI
PRI
SIP/VoIP
LAN
IP Phones + Agent Desktop
Remote office survivability - normal
IP
Phones
WWW
Remote
Office
Head Office
IP
Phones
PSTN
Corporate
IP PBX
Remote office survivability - Failover
IP
Phones
WWW
Remote
Office
Head Office
IP
Phones
PSTN
Corporate
IP PBX
Teleworking on Legacy PBX
Bi-directional Telephony
No change to existing method of use for any user
Inter-Teleworker call handling
Access to in-office voice applications
Voice Traffic Prioritisation
Voice traffic to ITSP over the WAN takes priority over LAN to WAN data traffic
When no voice calls are in progress, full bandwidth is provided to data traffic
2 LAN interfaces option is software configurable
Hosted IP Centrex / Resilience Proxy
All calls pass through Vega Proxy Registrar on to ITSP
On Internet outage Vega Proxy Registrar assumes control
Proxy Registrar routes calls over PSTN
On Internet restoral, calls re-route via ITSP link
Site to Site SIP Trunking
Two sites interconnected by PSTN and Internet
Inter-PBX calls route via Internet SIP trunk
On Internet outage, calls re-route via PSTN
On Internet restoral, calls re-route via SIP trunk