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| − | Tmedia solutions are characterized by the presence of an on-board application host | + | [[Image:800_3200_angle_front.png|thumb|250px|[[TMG800]] VoIP / Media Gateway]] |
| + | TelcoBridges Tmedia™ family of VoIP media gateways are targeted at service providers looking to: | ||
| + | [[Image:800_3200_angle_front.png|thumb|250px|[[TMG3200]] VoIP / Media Gateway]] | ||
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| + | *Drive network convergence | ||
| + | *Expand their network footprint | ||
| + | *Consolidate multiple devices from one or more vendors | ||
| + | *Free up space in the data centre and simplify OAM&P activities | ||
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| + | [[Image:7800_straight_front.png|thumb|250px|[[TMG7800]] VoIP / Media Gateway]] | ||
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| + | Tmedia VoIP media gateways solutions are characterized by the presence of an integrated VoIP gateway controller, which is an on-board application host that runs the TelcoBridges' VoIP / Media Gateway Application. This is a key differentiator when compared to the [[Tdev]] family of products. | ||
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| + | ==[[TMG800]]== | ||
| + | *Low density, VoIP / media gateway with integrated gateway controller that is software upgradeable from 1 to 16 T1/E1/J1s. It is targeted at service providers aiming to cost-effectively extend their network footprint. | ||
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| + | ==[[TMG3200]]== | ||
| + | *Medium density, VoIP / media gateway with integrated gateway controller that is software upgradeable from 16 to 64 T1/E1/J1's (or 1 to 3 DS3, or 1OC3/STM-1). It is available in a 1U form factor and is designed to consolidate equipment at larger points-of-presence (POP), or provide a foundation for rapid subscriber uptake. | ||
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| + | ==[[TMG7800]]== | ||
| + | *High density, high performance, high-availability VoIP / media gateway with integrated gateway controller (redundancy option available); available configuration of a mix of 1024 T1/E1/J1s, 48 DS-3, and/or 16 STM-1 interfaces for a total of 32,768 ports per rack; aimed at network core, including device replacement and consolidation projects | ||
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| + | == Comparing models == | ||
| + | The following link provides an overview of the different models: [[Tmedia_Comparison|'''T'''media Model Comparison]] | ||
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| + | == References == | ||
| + | *[[Datasheet#Tmedia|Tmedia Datasheet]] | ||
| + | *[[Gateway_Installation#Tmedia|Tmedia Installation Guides]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:33, 8 January 2021
TelcoBridges Tmedia™ family of VoIP media gateways are targeted at service providers looking to:
- Drive network convergence
- Expand their network footprint
- Consolidate multiple devices from one or more vendors
- Free up space in the data centre and simplify OAM&P activities
Tmedia VoIP media gateways solutions are characterized by the presence of an integrated VoIP gateway controller, which is an on-board application host that runs the TelcoBridges' VoIP / Media Gateway Application. This is a key differentiator when compared to the Tdev family of products.
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TMG800
- Low density, VoIP / media gateway with integrated gateway controller that is software upgradeable from 1 to 16 T1/E1/J1s. It is targeted at service providers aiming to cost-effectively extend their network footprint.
TMG3200
- Medium density, VoIP / media gateway with integrated gateway controller that is software upgradeable from 16 to 64 T1/E1/J1's (or 1 to 3 DS3, or 1OC3/STM-1). It is available in a 1U form factor and is designed to consolidate equipment at larger points-of-presence (POP), or provide a foundation for rapid subscriber uptake.
TMG7800
- High density, high performance, high-availability VoIP / media gateway with integrated gateway controller (redundancy option available); available configuration of a mix of 1024 T1/E1/J1s, 48 DS-3, and/or 16 STM-1 interfaces for a total of 32,768 ports per rack; aimed at network core, including device replacement and consolidation projects
Comparing models
The following link provides an overview of the different models: Tmedia Model Comparison
