In avaya a trunk is a trunk. As long as you have the RTUs on the avays side for the sip trunks you should be OK.
What is the cm load?
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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