This works fine. Just setup a SIP trunk between the Avaya and FS without registration, and you're ready to go. Avaya doesn't care what you do with the calls - the only thing you need is SIP. /Peter 2013/6/26 Bradley Mina <bradmina@gmail.com>
Does anyone have something like this in place?
Beginning to learn about Avaya systems, however I'm much more familiar with FreeSWITCH and I was curious if there are any limitations that would prevent one from using FreeSWITCH as a conference server via SIP through an Avaya CM?
Referencing the thread, "SIP Trunk to Avaya CM" I can see that you could register FreeSWITCH as a trunk, and route your calls to it but I was wondering if Avaya has preventative measures in place to urge customers to purchase some other product or license.
Any help appreciated!
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